It's so funny when your baby is learning how to make animal sounds. Sometimes our house sounds like a barnyard with all the 'Moo's,' 'Woof's,' 'Baa's,' etc. But living somewhere other than the US has given me a new perspective and I realized that animal noises are represented different ways in different languages. I thought it'd be fun to learn the onomatopoeia's (a word that phonetically imitates the sound that it describes) of some animals in different languages.
Download our fun chart, and you too can 'boo boo' like a pig in Japan, 'kikeriki' like a rooster in Germany and 'zh-zh-zh' like a bee in Russia.