In Indonesian people ear, we hear it like this: kukuruyuukkkk....(funny)
I often hear that in European people ear, they hear it like this: cock a doddle dooh (need correction).
How do people in your country hear it, friends?
Merci.
Chicken voice
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Chicken voice
Friends, how the chicken voice in the morning is heard by you in your own country?
In Indonesian people ear, we hear it like this: kukuruyuukkkk....(funny)
I often hear that in European people ear, they hear it like this: cock a doddle dooh (need correction).
How do people in your country hear it, friends?
Merci.
In Indonesian people ear, we hear it like this: kukuruyuukkkk....(funny)
I often hear that in European people ear, they hear it like this: cock a doddle dooh (need correction).
How do people in your country hear it, friends?
Merci.
Re: Chicken voice
Not all... only English-speaking people hear cock-a-doodle-doo, others hear it normally,Kaykay22 wrote:I often hear that in European people ear, they hear it like this: cock a doddle dooh (need correction).
cocorico in French, kukurikú in Hungarian, quiquiriquí in Spanish, etc., much closer to the Indonesian one.-- Olivier
PS. if you had a doubt: "normally" was tongue-in-cheek
Se nem kicsi, se nem nagy: Ni trop petit(e), ni trop grand(e):
Éppen hozzám való vagy! Tu es juste fait(e) pour moi!
Éppen hozzám való vagy! Tu es juste fait(e) pour moi!
Re: Chicken voice
In Japanese :
コケコッコー (kokekokkou)
コケコッコー (kokekokkou)
Un Kitsune d'une galaxie lointaine... Oui,c'est moi...
Re: Chicken voice
romanian: cucurigu