What do owls say in you're country? Here they say "ho-ho".
>>224538922>set my balls on fire, don't feel like shaving
>>224538988Is that a reference to something?
>>224538922yansoof or tins’amat
>>224539058Sounds articulate
>>224538922hu-huu
>>224539089Guessing it's pronounced the same
>>224539074both words are related to the breathing sounds owls make.words in semitic languages are made out of 3 letters building blocks so to say.
>>224539279Oh, right, I remembered that now. Does that apply to onomatopoeia too, or are they verbs?
>>224538922Alex Jones warned me about this
>>224538922Dr. Pavel, I'm AWOL.
Hou hou
>>224538922hoot hoot
>>224539563That's a bit stereotypical
>>224539592The T at the end is a bit weird>>224539554Is there an owl conspiracy?
bumpI'm not that other obnoxious Swedish flag by the way. Just realized I kinda sounded like him.
>>224539624I know it's a hoot
>>224540146Kinda weird that it's used like that too
>>224539528oh shit I’m retarded, tho I’ve never heard barn owls make sounds and that is mostly what we have
>>224540261They like to scare you when you're out walking at nighthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWTS09lbKGU
>>224539597What
>>224539624https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cremation_of_Care
>>224538922Bu-bu, which is coincidentally the same as ghosts
>>224540412It sounds like faux French coming from Swedish, just swapping "ou" for "o". Fancier owls.
>>224540440TIL>>224540504Ghosts say "bu" here too
