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🎵Peppapig S2E21

📽Peppapig S2E20-24

Blippi Zoo animal

Max wanted to set up a party and invite many friends.I suggested setting up an onomatopoeia party.All the participators only could use some onomatopoeias to express the emotion.

Animal sounds are a form of onomatopoeia, which are words that imitate sounds. Words like “pop” “buzz” and “boom” are forms of onomatopoeia, and so are “meow,” “woof” and “moo.”

Baby,can you pretend to be the different animals and make the sounds that expressing different emotions.

1. Cats — meow

Cats meow when they want something. When they’re content (happy), like if they’re enjoying some petting, they purr.

Unhappy cats might yowl, or cry out loudly. Or they might hiss, which is also the sound a snake makes.

Let's act it out."Meow,purr,yowl,hiss!"

2. Dogs — woof

Dogs make many noises, depending on what they’re feeling and even how big they are. Angry dogs growl, scared dogs whimper, and some dogs (and wolves) howl.

Many dogs woof，but small dogs yip and yap，while large dogs have a deep bow-wow. All these sounds are called barking.

3. Horses — neigh

If you’ve ever heard a horse’s sound, you know it’s hard to describe. In English the sound is written as a neigh, and is called a whinny.

The word “whinny” might be another attempt to write the sound a horse makes, or might be related to the word “whine,” which is a complaining sound (and in fact, can be used to talk about humans who are complaining a lot in a childish way).

Horses also make a snorting sound and the less often used nicker, which is a low whinny.

4. Goats and sheep — baa

A classic nursery song mentions the sounds of goats and sheep: “Baa baa black sheep have you any wool?”These farm animals make the sound baa.This cry is called a bleat.

5. Pigs — oink

Pigs seem to speak differently in every language, and in English they say oink. Pigs also squeal, which is a high-pitched whine. Humans squeal too, usually to show happiness (i.e. “She squealed in delight when she saw the present”).

“To squeal on someone” also means to tell on them, especially when it concerns a crime. For example, “The robber would have gotten away with the money, but his partner squealed to the police.”

Another pig noise is the grunt. You probably grunt sometimes too, since it’s the sound you make when you do something physically difficult. A grunt is also the name for the lowest level workers and soldiers. This led to the term “grunt work” used to describe boring jobs that no one wants to do.

6. Cows — moo

The sound a cow makes is moo. This sound is officially called lowing, which comes from a word that means to shout, but you’ll probably never hear it called that in real life. Saying that “the cow is mooing” is just fine!

7. Donkeys—hee-haw

Donkeys have a two-toned call that sounds pretty funny. In English, this sound is called 

braying, and is written as hee-haw.

The British version is a bit different from the American though; it’s written as eeyore.That’s the name of the sad donkey in the Winnie the Pooh stories.

8. Chickens — cluck
Female chickens are called hens and they make a clucking sound. Baby chickens say cheep, and are called chicks.
Different languages seem to agree on these sounds pretty closely, but roosters (male chickens) are a different matter!

9. Roosters — cock-a-doodle-do
When a rooster calls in the morning, that’s called crowing (similar to the bird “crow”). In English, the sound of a rooster is written as cock-a-doodle-do. How is that different from the sound a rooster makes in your language?In Chinese we sound that like "wow wow wow"

10. Birds — chirp
Birds of all sizes are known for their sounds, which are usually called singing. Birds chirp, trill and warble. They also tweet and twitter.

11. Owls — Hoot

Owls might be birds, but they make different sounds. In fact, they’re known for not using too many sounds at all as they fly; they’re silent predators (animals that hunt other animals for food).

The owl’s sound is called a hoot. Owls, and other birds of prey like eagles and hawks, can also screech—a loud, high-pitched yell.

12. Ducks and geese — quack and honk

Do you think ducks and geese sound the same? In English, they make two very different sounds. Ducks quack and geese honk. Both words are also used in regular English: cars and trucks also honk when they blast their horns, and a quack is a fake doctor.If you call someone a quack or a quack doctor, you mean that they claim to be skilled in medicine but are not.

13. Turkeys — gobble

The sound a turkey makes is called a gobble. That’s also a word that means to eat quickly. So every Thanksgiving—an American holiday when people traditionally eat turkeys—we gobble up turkeys.

14. Mosquitoes — buzz

How many times have you been awakened in the middle of the night as a mosquito flew by your ear? Many insects like mosquitoes, flies and bees, make a buzzing sound.

In the middle of the night, the sound is more like a whine, which you’ve already read me

15. Crickets—chirp

Crickets, like birds, say chirp. Many crickets chirping together make a beautiful symphony. One cricket chirping indoors can drive you crazy.

16. Frogs — ribbit

In English, frogs croak or say ribbit.Ribbit is the accepted sound for a frog in English, but only one frog species actually says ribbit.

17. Lions — roar

If you’re out in the African wilderness and you hear a low growl or a loud roar, get out of there fast! That’s the sound of a lion, the “king of the jungle.

Onomatopoeia积累，为什么要学拟声词，看到文章说这看似没用，确是每种语言文化的体现呢，另外很多故事里面会用到，混个脸熟，看到就不会发懵了

Antelopes – snort

Bats – screech

Bears – roar, growl

Bees – buzz

Big cats (tigers, lions, jaguars & leopards) – roar,growl，snarl

Calfs – moo

Cats – mew, meow, purr, hiss

Chickens – cluck (female; cha-caw, bah-gawk); crow (male; cock-a-doodle-doo)

Chimpanzees – scream

Cows – moo

Crickets – chirp

Crows – caw, cah

Deer – bellow (buck) bleat (doe, fawn)

Dogs/wolves – bark, howl, growl, bay (arf, bow-wow, ruff, woof, yap)

Dolphins – click

Donkeys/asses – hee-haw also bray

Ducks – quack

Eagles – screech

Elephants – trumpet

Frogs/toads – croak ( ribbit)

Giraffes – bleat

Geese – honk, hiss

Grasshoppers – chirp

Guinea pigs – squeak

Hamsters – squeak

Hermit crabs – chirp

Horses – neigh, whinny, nicker

Hippopotamuses – growl

Mice/rats – squeak

Monkeys – scream, chatter

Moose – bellow

Mosquitos – buzz, whine

Ox – moo

Owls – hoot, hiss

Parrots – squawk, talking

Peacocks – scream

Pigs/hogs – grunt, oink,snort,squeal

Rabbits/Hares – squeak

Raccoons – trill

Rhinoceroses – bellow

Seals – bark

Sheep/goats/lambs – bleat, baa

Snakes – hiss

Swans – cry, hiss

Turkeys – gobble

Walruses – groan

Zebras - bark, bray

Tarantulas – hiss

Tokay geckos – croak

Whales – sing

Vultures – scream

Songbirds-chirrup, chirp, tweet, sing, warble (larks / warblers / wrens)

Songbirds – twitter (sparrows)

Tapirs – squeak

Rooks–caw

vt.欺骗

n.（象棋）车；骗子，赌棍；白嘴鸦; 秃鼻乌鸦 ; 城堡

Ravens–caw

n.掠夺，劫掠；大乌鸦

adj.乌黑的

vt.掠夺；狼吞虎咽

vi.掠夺；狼吞虎咽

Pigeons-coo

Magpies–chatter

Linnets–chuckle

Hyenas–laugh

Ferrets–dook

Elk – bugle , bleat (calves)

Curlews–pipe

Cicadas–chirp

Chinchillas–squeak

Bitterns–boom

Badgers–growl

吃个Neptune也是很不容易啊，居然说指着棒棒糖说Neptune is bule and black,blue,black🙄

The king and his wish,没时间看精讲课，我按照自己的思路复述吧，乱写怕错。

Once upon a time,there was a bossy king,he had a crazy wish that go up and touch the moon.He ordered the subjects of the kingdom to cllect lots of boxes together.Only the servants could say was"As your wish!" and obeyed the order although they knew he was crazy.The subjects of the kingdom brought lots of boxes and stacked them taller and taller.But the king still couldn't get the moon.He spotted at a big red box.He ordered the servants to get him the big red box.He already got all of the boxes.All the subjects of the kingdom felt worried about the king to fell down.But the king was very bossy and said"I am the king.You will get me that red box."the servants gotta obey the order and said"As you wish."At last,the king fell with a big bang.That was the end of the story.