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Alkanadi (显示个人资料) 2015年7月29日上午8:09:46
Are there any rules in Esperanto for creating sound effects.
For example, how would you say "pow"
Different languages use different sound effects. In Arabic, they say Tah when describing the sound of something being struck. Tah is not a word with any meaning, but a transliteration of a sound effect.
I had a friend from Switzerland who would always say bwom to describe the sound of something being hit.
What about Esperanto?
For example, how would you say this in Esperanto:
Kaboom
Bang
ruf ruf (dog bark)
woosh (running very fast)
Screeeeech (nails on a chalk board)
Waaaaam or Baaaaam (the sound of a door slamming)
Huh (not understanding something)
For example, how would you say "pow"
Different languages use different sound effects. In Arabic, they say Tah when describing the sound of something being struck. Tah is not a word with any meaning, but a transliteration of a sound effect.
I had a friend from Switzerland who would always say bwom to describe the sound of something being hit.
What about Esperanto?
For example, how would you say this in Esperanto:
Kaboom
Bang
ruf ruf (dog bark)
woosh (running very fast)
Screeeeech (nails on a chalk board)
Waaaaam or Baaaaam (the sound of a door slamming)
Huh (not understanding something)
. 
Bruso (显示个人资料) 2015年7月30日下午2:46:27
Roch:Kato: Miaŭ!Malnova MacDonald havis bienon ...
https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onomatopeoj_en_Esper...
Alkanadi (显示个人资料) 2015年7月30日下午3:07:11
Roch:Kato: Miaŭ!Perfect. Thank you very much. I bookmarked that page
https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onomatopeoj_en_Esper...