GTG3000, Ah yes, reminds me of the old joke: An otaku blacksmith’s tool: някавайня
For clarification, it’s nya-kawaii-nya, and it sounds like russian word for anvil, наковальня (nakoval’nya). Very roughly can be translated as on-smither. Also this word is feminine.
mathterdark, so it’s pronounced Toys “ya” Us, not Toys “are” Us?
ickplant, НЯ
AngryCommieKender,
blanketswithsmallpox, Hakase de HЯ~
CodexArcanum, 😼 Нет, this is НЯ 🐈
Spendrill, Hя… Am I doing this right?
odium, HR 🐈🐈⬛
mypasswordis1234, What is nya?
LimpingCat, Meow in Japanese
zaph, Wow I didn’t know cats spoke different languages. What does a cat sound like in Brazil?
brbposting, miau
Bonus: bunnies jumping in Japan can be heard making the sound pyon
tias, Japanese has tons of great onomatopoeia. The Fox says “kon kon”, and the mouse goes “chuu chuu”.
Thisfox, And kissing is chu, I believe, so mice make kissing noises?
tias, Yep, a long kiss at least. 😛
Honytawk, Cows have regional accents.
Lokoschade, Not only cats, most sounds are expressed differently in different languages. If you want to learn more about that you should search for cross-linguistic onomatopoeia.
Steak, Word.
unreachable,
Interstellar_1, I was having some trouble posting with the title of this post
Aatube, how dare you
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