Besoin d'une traduction dans toutes les langues possibles ?
Do you need something translated into as many languages as possible?
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pc2
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by pc2 » 07 Mar 2005 14:56
Portuguese
cock/rooster: galo
bark: cocoricó
Merci de corriger notre français si nécessaire.
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nyarzduk
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by nyarzduk » 08 Mar 2005 22:32
Bloodbrother wrote: in japanese :
雄鳥,雄鶏, 牡鳥 or 牡鶏 (ondori)
in korean :
닭 (tark)
in tibetan :
(ja thül)
But I don't know its bark in these languages.
In Korean : 꼬끼오 (kkokkio)
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by Bulgarian » 21 Mar 2005 19:59
In Bulgarian language:
cock- " petel" (петел) and it makes "kookoorigoo" (кукуригууу)
In Russian "petuh" (петух) and it makes "kookarekoo" (кукареку)
kibiko
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by kibiko » 04 Apr 2005 09:27
Bloodbrother wrote: in japanese :
雄鳥,雄鶏, 牡鳥 or 牡鶏 (ondori)
in korean :
닭 (tark)
in tibetan :
(ja thül)
But I don't know its bark in these languages.
its bark in Japanese : kokekokko コケコッコ
雄弁は銀、沈黙は金。
bizarre
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by bizarre » 17 Apr 2005 04:38
in greek :
κόκορας (kókoras)
κικιρίκου (kikiríkoo)
leelou
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by leelou » 17 Apr 2005 11:29
in romany
bashno
but i dont know its bark!
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by Qaz » 19 Apr 2005 05:38
En espagnol on dit "el gallo".
Por que eres puedes, y por que eres puedes aun mas...
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by Pamela_Courson » 20 Apr 2005 20:59
Yeah, and the sound it makes is: kikiriki (Spanish)