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Hund, Dog, Chien, Pies

German: wau, wau, wau

Polish hau hau hau ;]]
(thaaaaaaank youuuuuuuuu :D:D:D)

German dialect: wuff, wuff

Unbelievable...! Hahahaha...
I fell from my chair.

gooooood :D ;]] mpph it's all about that ;]]

Woef, woef

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Esperanto: "boj-boj" or "vaŭ-vaŭ" (the 'ŭ' being pronounced as a 'w', resulting in a dyphtong)

Dutch:
Waf, waf (neutral);
woef, woef (pronounciation = like the German wuff) (but we use it for rather big dogs)
kef, kef (for the small p*ssy-licking dogs - as we call them :)

aaaaaaaaaa :D:D:D great!!! thank you very much!!! :))

for a dog:
bark bark (in english)
wan wan (in japanese)
for a frog:
ribbit ribbit (english)
gero gero (japanese)
for staring:
english doesn't have one that i know of...
jiro jiro (japanese)
a rooster:
cock-a-doodle-doooooooo (english)
kokekokko (japanese)

there are sooooooo many in japanese it's crazy... they have one even for licking a lollipop --> pero pero...... yah, don't ask me where they got that one but if u want to see the whole list, i think there are even more.. then go here

www.geocities.com/thduggie/japan/jslang.htm

ahahaha :D i laughed loud :D
in polish:
frog (żaba) : kum kum
rooster (kogut) -kukuryku (;]])
and the one i should record ;)) when my dog is licking his paw and it's one big "mlask" ;))

for a dog:
bark bark (in english)
wan wan (in japanese)
wau Wau (in german)
for a frog:
ribbit ribbit (english)
gero gero (japanese)
quak quak (in german)
for staring:
english doesn't have one that i know of...
jiro jiro (japanese)
looki looki ? (german)
a rooster:
cock-a-doodle-doooooooo (english)
kokekokko (japanese)
Kikeriki , kikeriki (german)

thaaaaaaank you!! :)) nice to see you in mpph :))

Surely "Woof woof" in English!

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Yip... "Woof woof"!

Yip would be a little dog?!? ;-)

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=0))))) "Yip Yip"!!! =0) (and like a big dog barks, a little dog yaps?;0)) You are sharp!

perliczka: ciakrew ciakrew ciakrew (wg mojej siostry w wieku 3 lat ;))

ehehehe :D

owca (sheep): beee beee
koza (goat): mee mee
kot (cat): miau ;]]
me: pfffffff ;]]

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Hahn, Rooster, Kogut

German: Kikeriki

ach so! :D

You're so nice...!

me? nah, i'm not ;]]

oh yes you are! prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! :)))

pffffffffffffffffffffff i am :P:P:P

Next voice ;)
Krowa, Cow, Kuh

krowa (cow): muuuuuuuuu muuuuuuuuuuuu :D
(i'm perfect in muuuuuuuuuus :D:D:D i sound like mad cow :D:D:D)

sounds perfect!
German orthography: muh

LOL! these are too funny! great post!

in Hokkien,sounds like:
iouh - goat
kokokei - rooster
kau - dog
guu - cow
^ - ^

:D

ok, time for swiss german (eastern dialect):

geiss or gaass - goat
güggel - rooster
chue - cow
schåf - sheep
ross - horse (in ancient dialect: chlobä)
chüngel - bunny
agerschtä - magpie
woormbaase - ant (very old dialect)
süüli - baby pig

most voices are the same as in german except for roosters: güggerüggüüüü!! :D

how is jackdaw? ;)) :D

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OK, Dutch:
goat: mèèèè
rooster: kukelekuu
cow: boe (oe = pronounced like English "oo")
sheep: mèèèè
horse: i-hiii-hihihi
bunny: fff-fff-fff
pig: gr-gr-gr-gr
cat: miauw
cuckoo: koekoek-koekoek
pidgeon: roekoe-roekedekoe
mouse: piep

pigeon is my fav ;P

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you are not normal :P

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OK, as long as you don't blame the pidgeon, LOL...

German again:

goat: määääääh or bäääääh
sheep: blööööök
rooster: kikerikiiii
cow: muuuuuuuh ("moooooo")
horse: wiiiieher (like: "weeeha")
bunny: maybe pffffpfff
pig: oink-oink or grunz-grunz
cat: miau
cuckoo: kuckuk-kuckuk
pidgeon: ruggedigu
mouse: piep-piep or fiep-fiep

thaaaaaaaaanks! :D

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Italian:
goat and sheep (capra e pecora): bèèèèèè
rooster (gallo): chicchirichì
cow (mucca): muuuu
horse (cavallo): iiiii
donkey (asino): ih oh
cat (gatto): miao
frog (rana): cra cra
dog (cane): bau bau

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dog and rooster make me ;) btw, the sound you write as frogs' in Poland we use for crow ;)

We use for crow too, but it is little different in pronounce

kraaaaa, kraaaaaaa - for crow, raven or rook ;))

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German addition:

donkey: ih - aaah

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in pl it's more like horse: iiiiiiiiii-haaaaaaa ;) donkey would be: i-haaa

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kitten in pl: mrrrr mrrrrr
in eng: purrr purrr (mrrr mrrr is better :P)
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