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[Steve Bildermann]

Japanese Sound effects and what they mean

http://www.oop-ack.com/manga/soundfx.html

[Taro Toporific]

Sounds of the World's Animals: Japanese

AND AFTER YOU STUDY THE ABOVE LIST...take the test below.

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See how good you are at figuring out Japanese Farm Animal Sounds

I like the observation from the above article...

if the distinction between the external gitai-go and internal gijoo-go onomatopoeia isn't clear, there is good reason for this.... there are many [Japanese onomatopoeia] which can be used to describe both external or internal states, for example, "gocha-gocha", which can quite accurately describe either the cluttered state of my office or that of my mind.

[GomiGirl]

now hmmm I seem to think there is an excellent mobile site that has a very comprehensive list of onomatopoeia,, now let me think.. what is that site called..

Oh that's right, TangoTown

So you all know who I am now, I will not hide in the shaddows anylonger..