I never got saying "oink" for the English representation of a pig sound. The Chinese version makes much more sense. Also - I teach Chinese children English (online) and we talk about animals a lot in our lessons - so this is very helpful to know the animal sounds THEY are familiar with. Thanks!
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i just realized that none of us accurately imitate the noise of animals
Of course, they sound different they are animals living in two different countries. Really cute and original. I posted this one on my FB page.
Dianne Hunter , Funny!
I'm really sorry, I was in hysterics. If that wasn't the idea, I really do apologise, and wholeheartedly mean it, but if not then great. So funny!
At least we can all agree on "Moo"
That's one majestic horse
I never got saying "oink" for the English representation of a pig sound. The Chinese version makes much more sense. Also - I teach Chinese children English (online) and we talk about animals a lot in our lessons - so this is very helpful to know the animal sounds THEY are familiar with. Thanks!
Voileen How do you spell what he said?
Thanks a lot.
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Ok I could NOT understand what he was saying lol cause I was taught that word was said "Ona-muna-pia" lol no offence!
the horse in chinese wtf
Meow.
Moo