Male chickens in case you aren't familiar with the terminology... in america they say "cock-a-doodle-doo"
KukuRyku?? KikeRi-kii?? I just wonder about that Polish and German roosters are able to pronounce the "r"-consonant. For the same reason, I'm planning a trip to a German or Polish chickenfarm to hear it myself. Do you know some good chickenfarms in Poland or Germany? (Okay, I know - Maybe I should rather start a new thread about this subject)...
Every Polish chicken farm is good to hear our roosters say "kukuryku". Polish roosters are so talented! Polish roosters are the best! German are good too
Great topic. My Italian friends and me were having this converastion. We had a bet to see what they say in Spain. In Italian they say Kii-keri-kii. In France I think it Ku-kere-ku (English Phonetics with French accent ) In Ireland, we say cock-a-doodle-doo. The most far off from the rest of Europe.
Funny stuff.What do cats and dogs say?(sorry -don't mean to hi jack--just thought it may be interesting too)
In Portugal... Roosters say "Có- córó-cocó" ! Cats say "Miau Miau"! Dogs say " Ão Ão!" Hahahaha! Nice thread!:hurray:
Big dogs say: "vov-vov", friendly dogs say: "vuf-vuf", rich peoples small, annoying dogs say: "vif". Cats say: "Miiaauuuu".
What a wonderful thread!... Serbian roosters say "kukuriku", trust me they sure can pronounce r-consonant
holy dead threads batman! neways, in America, our cats say "Meow", if you scratch them they go "Purrr". Our dogs can say "bow wow" if they're in a cartoon from the fifties, or go "Ruf" or "Bark" or "Yip", and if you're lucky, "Wooo!"
Ive always fancied buying a parrot. The only thing is that living with me , I'm sure he'd end up the most foul mouthed animal the world has ever seen. My cat actually tweets to birds when hes sitting on the window sill. I'm sure he wants to be a bird so he could fly.( maybe he thinks tweeting gives them the ability to fly?) Anyway the birds probably want to be cats , because my other cat tries to eat birds. Hmm , the weird paradox that is the universe....
I have always thought that danish pigs were saying "øf øf øf" (ø = eu/oe or something like that). But the other day I was at holiday with my little niece at 4 year by "Floppy Funny Farm" (or something like that - it was really a bunch of hilarious hillbillies having that place far on the country! Quite releasing, actually - because that was not that big commercial thing - it was a really authentic amateur thing - and may I stress: REAL AMATEUR!! They had a lot of animals - goats, rabbits, chickens, ducks, pigs, supposed to be in each own cages, but in fact they were just walking all over the place - no control. The farmer couple had only one employee - some hippie dude with a big moustache, and one minute he was busy cleaning out shit at the animals cages, the next minute he served hot dogs - without changing clothes or washing hands.... What a hilarious place it was! - My sister rented a room in the farmers house, so they've experienced these crazy folks the whole week, in difference to random visitors at the "Fun Farm"!) - And there was a GIANT - I say GIANT pig. I guess he would have been weighting more than half a ton. I think it was a male. His name was "Gysse". He had something of a size of a football ground to mess up, and it was so messed up. Gysse himself was quite lazy. He just laid down in his nest of mud most of the day. He didn't even managed to stand up for food. If you were lucky you could hit his mouth with the food, and he didn't say "øf øf øf"... ...No, he rapidly opened his mouth up & down saying "NARF-NRFNARAARFF-NrARF"... So that's how gigantic danish pigs say in reality, I guess!
"Muh" says the german cow. The dog replies "Wau-wau". "Mäh ! Mäh !" The sheep are in their shed. "Miau" the cat, he laid an egg. Oh no, it was the hen. The fox is hiding in his den. "Gackack!" The hen sits on the ladder. "I-Aaa" the donkey, he knows better.
I just still can't forget that sight. In one cage there were both rabbits, goats, and chickens. It wasn't ment they were supposed to be in same cages. But that's how it goes when all cages are rusty, full of holes & when imprisoned beings are able to walk in and out as they please. And all the goats, and all the chickens, and all the rabbits proved that leaks in cages are not dangerous. They didn't seem to wanna harm eachother at all. The goats were eating grass, the chickens were eating seeds, and the rabbits were eating salad & carrots. No reason to fight. I think that hippie-dude was responsible to repair broken fences, but probably he saw that it works fine with rabbits running around all over the place, so instead he just let it be like it should. My sister was very offended. "Why don't they keep it clean". "Hahaha", I said. "How could he serve hotdogs with these dirty hands?", she asked. "Hahaha", I answered. Don't trust a hippie serving meat. That may be a lesson to learn for the pork-hungry guest. He was no master of the hotdog stand, but he was good to the animals & all the children were loving his kindness. Even in this small country, I think it's great to realize that there exist places so far on the country side, far enough away to be reached by any systemic and puritanic control - then I don't give a fuck about contaminating risks. If people wanna make sure to remain uncontaminated, they better stay inside the the wall around their town & their house, that will be systemic guarenteed completely free of any possible, even hypothetical, contaminating, terrorist, attacking threats or any other unwanted & psychological denied monsters. If they were not a part of yourself...
