Chinese dogs say "wang", the heart of the Koreans makes "dugeon" and other onomatopoeias that will surprise you

Taking things for granted is a human vice. A particularity that unites us and makes us special. For example, we believe in stubborn inertia that shaving makes hair grow stronger, that Frankenstein is the name of the monster, that camels carry water in their humps and that onomatopoeias, which guide us through life with their funny linguistic imitation, are The same for everyone.

ERROR! Shaving has no effect on hair growth, Frankenstein is the name of the doctor who gave life to the monster, camels only reserve lipid nutrients in their gibbons and onomatopoeias are from a father or mother depending on the country you visit or language you master Lets go see it.

* Data of vital importance for the reading of this article: " Onomatopoeia : f. Word whose phonic form imitates the sound of what it designates; eg, runrún, sound emitted by the engine of a vehicle"

Not all dogs bark the same

Spanish : "Wow, wow"

English : "Woof, woof"

Arabic : "Haw, haw"

Mandarin Chinese : "Wang, wang"

French : "Ouah, ouah"

Polish : "Hau, hau"

Portuguese: "ão-ão"

Greek: "Ghav, ghav"

We don't snore loose in the same language

Spanish : "Rrrrrrr"

Korean : "De reu rung"

Bulgarian : "Huuurrrr"

Polish : "Chrrrr"

Japanese : "Gu, gu"

Vietnamese : "Kho, kho"

French : "Ron pchi"

English : "Zzzz"

Not all roosters wake you up with the same song

Spanish : "Kíkiriki"

Chinese : "Gou, gou"

Korean : "Kko, kko, dek"

French : "Cocorico"

English : "Cock-a-doodle-doo"

Italian : "Chicchirichì"

Japanese : "Ko-ke-kok-ko-o"

Arabic : "Bak bakbvagiir"

Not everyone sneezes the same

Spanish : "Achís"

English : "Achoo"

Vietnamese : "Hat xi"

Turkish : "Hapsu"

Korean : "Eichi"

Polish : "A-pski"

German : "Haschi"

Russian : "Apchkhi"

Portuguese : "Atchim"

Hindi : "Achee"

Japanese : "Hakushon"

We don't all eat alike

Spanish : "Ñam"

English : "Chomp"

Korean : "Nyam"

French : "Miam"

Japanese : "Paku, paku"

Italian : "Gnam"

Estonian : "Namm"

Polish : "Chrup, chrup"

German : "Mampf"

Kisses, not everyone sounds the same

Spanish : "Mua"

English : "Mwah"

Chinese : "Boh"

Japanese : "Chu"

French : "Smack"

Lithuanian : "Pakst"

Portuguese : "Chuac"

Estonian : "Mopsti"

Not all horns twitch equally

Spanish : "Piii, piii"

Bulgarian : "Bi, biiip"

Finnish : "Toot, toot"

Norwegian : "Baert"

Vietnamese : "Bim, bim"

Danish : "Dyt, dyt"

Korean : "Bbang"

How can they send you to shut up in different languages

Spanish : "Chisss"

English : "Shhhh"

French : "Chut"

Lithuanian : "Sssss"

Chinese : "Xu"

Thai : "Chu, chu"

German : "Pscht"

Now you will know how to cry in other languages

Spanish : "Bua, bua"

English : "Waaaaah"

French : "Ouin"

Hungarian : "Oá, oá"

Finnish : "Byaaaah"

Japanese : "Shikushiku"

Beats expressing in other languages

Spanish : "Bum, bum"

English : "Thump, thump"

Japanese : "Doki, doki"

Indonesian : "Dag, dig, dug"

Danish : "Dunk, Dunk"

Italian : "You, tump"

Korean : "Dugeon, dugeon"

Little birds around the world

Spanish : "Tweet, Tweet"

English : "tweet-tweet"

Catalan : "Piu, piu"

Euskera : "Txio, txio"

Multilingual Gateways

Spanish : "Meow"

English : "Meow"

Koreans : "Yaow, yaow"

Taiwanese : "Miou, miou"

Japanese : "Nyan, nyan"

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