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it's odd how animal noises are different in different languages. In uk english dogs go *woof* I'm guessing *voff* is the noise they make in swedish?
@phuzz,
thats normal.. cause the A doesn't necessairy sound the same in all languages.. same for the W and V ... ;)
but i know the feelinG...
makes sense to me.
In spanish, the sound a dog makes is guau, i believe.
phonetic sounds from different cultures for different animals. there used to be a site with audio recordings of the people saying them as part of a study but i can't find that at the moment.
http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/Personal/dabbott/animal.html
vov <- danish
Brazilian dogs (who speak portuguese) go: Au!
Oh... I know the feeling. It's kind of a moodkiller when you really want to stay indoors and sexorcise as well.
I want a scarf that awesome...
Well, it only makes sense that, even aside from varying phonetics, the onomatopoeia are going to be somewhat different. After all, dogs have a large "vocabulary." Is the "sound a dog makes" in English "Woof?" Or is it "bow-wow?" "Buhroo?" "AooOooOOOooooOO!" "Yip?" "Ein!" when the mailman kicks the neighbor's awful little guard-chihuaha away?
I believe that stomping on a chihuahua produces something like "Ip! krsch.."
i want a cat
In german it's "wuff"
Well, in Hungary, dogs "say" "Vaú" :D
In Holland a dog says Woef
Huh.. I thought the dog was throwing up..
