WorldAnimals

WorldAnimals

Do dogs say "woof" in Chinese?

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Learn the onomatopoeia for sounds made by 15 animals in 11 different languages. Includes hand-drawn illustrations and voice recordings of all the sounds! Fun and simple game for all ages 🐱🐮🐷🐸🐵🦁🐥🦊
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Vivian Qu
AR Grimoire
Maker
Originally inspired by my year studying Japanese while living in Japan. The best class day was when we learned the animal onomatopoeia. The teacher went around the classroom and asked all the students from different countries what animals sounded like in their native language. This app infinitely tests your knowledge of animal sounds across the world 🌎
Ryan Hoover
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@suzywillow taught me some of these in Korean.
Vivian Qu
AR Grimoire
Maker
@suzywillow @rrhoover I don't speak Korean so if any of my pronunciations are bad, forgive me! I'm trying to find a more sustainable way of adding more languages than bothering every single friend I have who speaks foreign languages :)
Yee Chow
No dogs say wangwang in chinese.