Do dogs learn a new way of barking when they move abroad?

Lucky ~ I guess the frogs do sound like Wit's froggies... croak, croak, when they are just hanging around heeheee... Wit ~ 'Moooooo...' is definitely the language of cows! But that strange sound of donkeys. I thought they sound like this 'eho-eho-eho'... We don't have donkeys, though. That's what I have seen on TV.

hahaha, you too are amused i have several Korean and a few Japanese friends where i got these. i argue and laugh at those sounds too from them because i cannot understand why they interpret like that ok, we're almost the same, except those frogs' sound hahaha... do they say another when they want another thing except the rain?

ohh your cow is maybe angry misterwit, ours maybe "mwaaaaah, moaaaah"! (it's a combination of aaaa, and ooooo) for the donkey, i haven't met one yet so ok i'll accept that for now

waaahaha! yours also funny Balu because i cannot relate the pig sound omkre..ookre! it's funny isn't it...even animals have language differences oh and, that sound is only a dialect in India? does it mean there are more?

I am so happy that you did make use of it Lucky! So yuo think they would still speal their own language?. So if I take an Italian cat to UK and he sees a female, you think she is going to understand if he meows in Italian to try and court her?

hi mysD^^;; my permission to use your words for the title oh ok, the dog barks are almost similar to ours here... but those pigs, hahaha! they are extremely different ones! sure everybody wants to butcher them for those pigs moving to your country, oh i think they are very flexible to follow UK's pig accent

waaahahahaha!LMAAAOOOO! mysD, i'm no match to your question..ok let me think... uuhmmm, maybe it will all be up to the "power of love" language is not a barrier LoL or atleast your cat can learn to speak English

of course, as I am waiting for them, dearly..hehehe.. have you meet some then introduce it to me..lol.. that sounds interesting as different animals from different countries have different sound produce.. very amazing indeed..

well, i do love cartoon too they fit my likes as they are very harmless, though..

hahaha! you want to meet foreign animals eh? LoL then maybe if our local dogs will go abroad like US, they'll have their own accent too...wonder how would that be hehe yes, it's the way interpret, i wonder how those animals interpret our sound too hahaha

sure you are right, they sound the same, but it's funny to hear how each one put into words those sounds so how do you think your country put these animal sounds into our sound?

well, my country has over 1 billion citizens I cannot represent them all.And you should have noted that it varies from person to person not from country to country how one interpret animal sounds

Yeah your right..You can't represent the one billion people in your country! and right again its vary from person to person.. Just want to ask you a question. How many dialect has India have? And How many national language do India have? Its just that simple..Lost of people uses different words but theirs always one or two that will standout that the majority of the rest can understand or comprehend.. Do your country have a comics section in newspaper? What if you are the editor in chief of that newspaper and the topic is the dog and the cat and the rabbit has a meeting.. what word will you right to best describe that the dog is barking? and the cat and the rabbit? I hope I make sense to what I'm saying..

hi bulastika^^;; uuhhmm i don't how the animal sound in our country were influenced by US and British but maybe yes...let's wait if someone from those countries respond eweeiikkk,, eweeiikk! is like the sound when they butcher pigs LoL! the sound when they are crying does that pig sound change if they do particular things?

we have a back yard piggery and then feeding times comes.. they say eweeiikk, eweeiikk, (demanding for food) but when scared..wheiiikkkk..its more on shriek. that how we differentiate if the pig is hungry or if they are in danger or scared.. hungry start with a soft "e" and end on a demanding tone. lolz

a soft oink oink when they see familiar faces...like the caretaker..and they will great you with their snout.. its means they want you to rub their tummy..lolz

Even those toys manufactured in different countries may be imported to the US and have our standard sounds for animals, or the way interpret them... but the same toys that are manufactured in the same place, will have a different sound if they are to stay in that country... yes you are right.

hi SomeCowgirl^^;; good question! ..maybe if they are being imported from the US then it'll have the same sound. but if they will manufacture it in their own country, then they'll follow how they interpret the sound in that country.. here in the Phils, we mostly follow westerners so i guess the dog and pig will be the same...though the frog will sound kookak! kookak!

ahh yes, thank you for the clarification it'll be funny if two toy dogs made and sold on different countries will be played in one place and have different sounds LoL!

hi ilyzium^^;; yes ofcourse you are right, they have the same sound everywhere around the world. it's just us people from different countries interpret and write it in a different way..and that makes it funny try to say the the dog sound from Korea, i think it's really different but that's the way people there say it

hahaha yeah i think the ribbit! ribbit! for frogs is the nearest but maybe they are the small ones how about the bigger ones? pigs snore? ok, i can relate that to my neighbor, he do sound like a pig hakhak!

I dont know I am scared of frogs so try to keep my distance haha! Pigs do sound like they snore people say its oink oink but you know when you have got a blocked nose and you go sleep and you snore, well kind of like that!

you wouldn't believe how big frogs here are LoL, so the sound is a bit loud and low and yes, the pig sound will be similar to ones who have a clogged nose...or maybe the pig you heard also have a clogged nose

hi happy^^;; don't believe the title of my discussion ofcourse they don't, it's just each country interpret those animal sound and write them into words where we can read on local comic books or newspapers' comic page. i was also amused when one of my Korean friend said dog sound is mung!mung! maybe written dog and other animal sound in the US is almost similar to ours since we use English here as our second language and so we do follow westerners

oh same here? then those animals must be Filipinos LoL yes right sunny, they are all same, it's only us who makes it different..

heehee! you're saying they also can travel...?ok let's say some animals migrated in your country from other countries, then what are the sound of those natives there?

i really dont know if they had reached our place through plane or any other means.can help me in investigating with this

hi paleorainy^^;; i think the bau-bau similar to bowwow! and so as the pig, but i cannot relate to the frog sound. i'm actually saying it now but it doesn't sound cra-cra! yeah, funny isn't it? you may find our frog sound strange too but it's the way we interpret it maybe there'll be more differences if we try to compare all the animal sounds

hi rika^^;; maybe i could do that if i'm a veterinarian and still in school hhmm those are just interpretation of people from different countries i've mentioned. it's funny isn't it. each animal sounds are the same but the way we hear it and write it seems different... so how about in your country, how would you say or imitate those 3 animals sound? try to put it in words, let's try...it'll be fun

hi thierdy^^;; i guess the Gggggrrr! sound are for those that are angry and this applies to people too and yes, they are actually the same to other countries but the way they are being interpret by human varies...