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onomatopoeia, <Alli>, 10.05.2005 16:17

onomatopoeia amendment, <Alli>, 10.05.2005 16:18

onomatopoeia, <miss_emelmahaaeey>, 10.05.2005 18:10

onomatopoeia, <ginsoakedboy.>, 10.05.2005 23:37

onomatopoeia, <Raindog Harry>, 12.05.2005 03:16

hahahahah Emma..., <Alli>, 11.05.2005 13:25

hahahahah Emma..., <ginsoakedboy>, 12.05.2005 00:51

onomatopoeia, <ginsoakedboy>, 11.05.2005 09:47

onomatopoeia, <CC>, 11.05.2005 12:45

Sooooo......, <Alli-een>, 11.05.2005 13:28

Sooooo......, <ginsoakedboy>, 12.05.2005 00:41

Smugglers Waltz, <Allisoneen?>, 12.05.2005 12:09

onomatopoeia, <miss_emelmahaaeey>, 11.05.2005 17:10

onomatopoeia, <ginsoakedboy>, 12.05.2005 00:45

onomatopoeia, <miss_emelmahaaeey>, 12.05.2005 01:23

onomatopoeia, <Raindog Harry>, 17.05.2005 23:37

onomatopoeia, <Raindog Harry>, 12.05.2005 03:11

onomatopoeia, <Raindog Harry>, 12.05.2005 03:20

cockadoodledoo Harry, <Alli>, 12.05.2005 12:12

cockadoodledoo Harry, <Eric o' corico>, 12.05.2005 22:03

cockadoodledoo Harry, <Raindog Harry>, 17.05.2005 23:35

cockadoodledoo Harry, <Alli>, 18.05.2005 12:36

Subject		onomatopoeia
Sender		ginsoakedboy
Created		11.05.2005 09:47

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Well ours say "cockadoodledoo" too, but in Irish would
be spelt cocadudaldu, with accents on the ' u's - we
don't have the letter k (or Q Y X Z V )

hen is cearc

chicken is sicin (accent on second i ) prounounced
shickeen.

Adding -een onto anything makes it a smaller thing ,
and we use it in our spoken English, like a jugeen is a
small jug . Also affectionate way of calling someone,
like Seaneen, or Mikeen for Sean and Mike.

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