The dog has been one of the most nearest animals for human beings. I also had haven a dog in my childhood.
By the way, do you know how does the dog bark in Japan.
Today, I want to explain you it using English word has the most nearest SOUND.
We hear the bark of dog like this.
It is "One one!"
It really sounds like "One one".
Then, the cat?
It is "Near near!"
Actually, it sounds like "Nyaa nyaa".
The last, the chicken. It was hard to think this.
It is "Coke echo call!"
Actually, it sounds like "Koke kockoo".
How do you feel about?
Are our ears strange?
How does the dog bark in your country?By the way, do you know how does the dog bark in Japan.
Today, I want to explain you it using English word has the most nearest SOUND.
We hear the bark of dog like this.
It is "One one!"
It really sounds like "One one".
Then, the cat?
It is "Near near!"
Actually, it sounds like "Nyaa nyaa".
The last, the chicken. It was hard to think this.
It is "Coke echo call!"
Actually, it sounds like "Koke kockoo".
How do you feel about?
Are our ears strange?
「ワンワン！」
犬は人間にとって、最も身近な動物のひとつだ。僕も子供の頃は犬を飼っていた。
ところで、日本では犬はなんて鳴くかしってる？
今日は、最も近い音の英単語を使って、皆さんに説明したいと思います。
犬の鳴き声はこんな風に聞こえます。
「One one!」
本当に「ワンワン」って聞こえてるんだよ。
それじゃ、猫は？
「Near near!」
実際には、「ニャーニャー」って聞こえるんだけどね。
最後に鶏。これを考えるの難しかった。
「Coke echo call!」
実際には「コケコッコー」って聞こえるんだけどね。
どうですか？
僕たちの耳って変？
あなたの国では、犬は何て鳴くのかな？
23 comments:
an irish doy says wuff ruff
In english we would call these an onomatopoeia (On-o-ma-to-pee-ah). Onomatopoeia is a way to give words to sounds. Like a duck. We would say "Quack Quack!" The word "Quack" is an onomatopoeia.
Oh! Is using "say" OK?
Sure, I know onomatopoeia.
By the way, there is even a sound of snowing in Japan.
The sound is expressed like "Shin shin".
AAh. so fun ^^ hahahaha
One one???
In brazil is "Au Au"
Near Near is perfect. I never noticied it.
In Scotland dogs say, "woof woof"
In the Philippines, the dog's bark sounds like, "ROUGH-ROUGH" or "RUF RUF."
I never knew dogs bark differently in different parts of the world. Fun! Haha! :D
bark bark bark
I have heard dogs say "rough rough"
Little dogs go ruff ruff. Big dogs go woof woof. But my my dog is a hound dog and he just cries a lot. He sounds more like Arrr Roooo.
Hahaha
Very funny! I like this post. ^o^
Now, I am just curious..
What is the sound of fish in Japan?
^-^
Or does anyone know the sound of a fish?
In Indonesia, we say it, "guk guk" for dogs. And when they whine, "kaing". when they growl: "grr". what about hound? "Auuuuuuuuuuuuu."
Do fishes talk? They can only splash.eat.bite.die.
onomatopoeia is a fun thing to learn :D
Oooh~ *w* This is fun~
Like Kevin Reiner said, dogs here in Indonesia bark "gukguk" XD
and cats "meong"
While roosters... "Kukuruyuuuk~"
:D
Maybe, fish says "Park Park".
It expresses that opens and closes the mouth.
pam pararam. fishes are good acapellers then :D
Arf, arf (dogs in Washington, DC). My computer is moving to Japan tomorrow and I will be three weeks behind it.
In Texas, dogs make different sounds. some go Woof woof, others go Arf arf! some go RAR RAR! Cats go Reeow. or "Wow" or sometimes even "Nooo"
Very funny:)In Turkey, dogs bark like "how how!" :)
Wow.. Interesting cat sounds.. When do they go "WOW" or "Nooo"
I could imagine strange things are happening when they say "Nooo"
Sound of Fish:
Park park and pam pararam
hahaha.. pretty impressive! ^-^
In Hungary dogs bark : Vau, vau! (would be Vow,vow in English)
Here the pigs say röf,röf (Rough,rough:-)
In my country, dogs balk "haw haw',
sorry:
balk = bark
in the Republic of the Philippines,
Dog Bark sounds like "Aw Aw"
Cat "Meow Meow"
Chicken "Tik ti la ok"
Wow, maybe it's because ear sizes are different in different countries or animals have their own language too based on the country they are in. Ha ha ha.
In Indonesia,
dog bark sounds like " Guk Guk"
cat "Miaoo Miaoo"
chicken "Kukuruyuk" (you can spell/read it like you read in your language, it's the same :))
My dad told me when he got back from Thailand, he said chicken sounded like "88-8" (eighty eight eight) xD
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