sábado, 26 de outubro de 2013

A linguagem dos animais em várias línguas

OK, seu cachorrinho faz au au, seu gato faz miau.
Esses sons são idênticos ao redor de todo o paneta, mas a expressão gráfica varia - e muito - de acordo com as várias linguagens escritas.
O artista James Chapman fez um gráficos graciosos mostrando as diferenças. O português não está na lista do James, mas essa língua você já conhece.
Para mim o mais engraçado é somo se escreve o coaxar do sapo em japonês:





HOW TO SOUND LIKE A COW.
Fun fact: There are more cows in the US than there are people in the UK.
(warning, fact may not be that fun)

CAT SOUNDSIt’s a little daunting drawing cats for the internet, but I had a lot of requests so I couldn’t refuse. Let me know what you think!
Follow for more animal sounds! (So far: dogs, birds, frogs, lions and cockerels. Check them out!)
Also check out my SHOP. Sweet posters, y’all!

CAT SOUNDSIt’s a little daunting drawing cats for the internet, but I had a lot of requests so I couldn’t refuse. Let me know what you think!
Follow for more animal sounds! (So far: dogs, birds, frogs, lions and cockerels. Check them out!)
Also check out my SHOP. Sweet posters, y’all!

INTERNATIONAL PIGS
Be careful next time you call some hunky hunk a hunk. They might speak Albanian and think you’re calling them a pig.I’m starting to put all these animals into a comic that you can BUY.When it’s done, it’ll be available from my shop along with my lovely posters

HOW TO SOUND LIKE A HORSE
Not to blow my own trumpet, but I can do a pretty good horse impression.And none of these sounds even come close.
Especially not vrinsk. Anything is better than vrinsk.





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