How does a baby cry in your country?

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ryota
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How does a baby cry in your country?

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How does a baby cry in your country?

All I know is :
In Japan "ogyaa! ogyaa!"
In China "wa! wa!"
In Taiwan "wu a! wu a!"
In the US "waaa! waaa!"
In the Philippines "woohaa! woohaa!"
In Sri Lanka "oh ngaa! oh ngaa!"
In Thailand "keo! keo!"
Some of them are casually transliterated and may not be correct in orthography.
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Never heard "keo keo", where did you get that from? In fact I don't quite understand your question... :sweat:
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In France, it's "ouin ouin" :baby:
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portuguese:

in Brazil, it's "buá, buá!".
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Re: How does a baby cry in your country?

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Indonesia: oa...Oa...Oa... (funny)
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