**Creating A Word for Sounds Appreciation **

[dathbgboy]

I was just sittin here thinkin bout how we try to create a word and spelling for sounds that we here i.e. Whitney Houston's infamous "shoop" = exhaling.

In like of a rainy day here in Pittsburgh list some of the words that ppl come of w/ that is supposed to represent a sound effect.


bark = woof
fart= brrrrrt
bird chirp = tweet
gust of wind= woosh (even throw the arms from one side to the other for illustration)

 

[dathbgboy]

I was just sittin here thinkin bout how we try to create a word and spelling for sounds that we here i.e. Whitney Houston's infamous "shoop" = exhaling.

In like of a rainy day here in Pittsburgh list some of the words that ppl come of w/ that is supposed to represent a sound effect.


bark = woof
fart= brrrrrt
bird chirp = tweet
gust of wind= woosh (even throw the arms from one side to the other for illustration)

 

[torgriffith]

Originally Posted by Dathbgboy

I was just sittin here thinkin bout how we try to create a word and spelling for sounds that we here i.e. Whitney Houston's infamous "shoop" = exhaling.

In like of a rainy day here in Pittsburgh list some of the words that ppl come of w/ that is supposed to represent a sound effect.


bark = woof
fart= brrrrrt
bird chirp = tweet
gust of wind= woosh (even throw the arms from one side to the other for illustration)

sounds like the ancient language my dude.

 But this is literally how you speak (khemit)egyptian. Words come from the way things sound in nature. You speak what the nature of the source of the sound makes. This is what is meant by being true in speech, It's pretty hard to lie to people when you communicate based off of natural sounds. 

 

[torgriffith]

Originally Posted by Dathbgboy

I was just sittin here thinkin bout how we try to create a word and spelling for sounds that we here i.e. Whitney Houston's infamous "shoop" = exhaling.

In like of a rainy day here in Pittsburgh list some of the words that ppl come of w/ that is supposed to represent a sound effect.


bark = woof
fart= brrrrrt
bird chirp = tweet
gust of wind= woosh (even throw the arms from one side to the other for illustration)

sounds like the ancient language my dude.

 But this is literally how you speak (khemit)egyptian. Words come from the way things sound in nature. You speak what the nature of the source of the sound makes. This is what is meant by being true in speech, It's pretty hard to lie to people when you communicate based off of natural sounds. 

 

[tecca nena]

like an onomonopia ?

 

[tecca nena]

like an onomonopia ?

 

[proper english]

FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP

 

[proper english]

FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP

 

[sooperhooper]

Purr woof meow splash humm crash plop bang zip

 

[sooperhooper]

Purr woof meow splash humm crash plop bang zip

 

[murda he]

Originally Posted by tecca nena

like an onomonopia ?

Nope, it's not like onomatopoeia, it IS onomatopoeia

The irony JUST hit me... they already created a word for "creating a word for sounds"

 

[murda he]

Originally Posted by tecca nena

like an onomonopia ?

Nope, it's not like onomatopoeia, it IS onomatopoeia

The irony JUST hit me... they already created a word for "creating a word for sounds"

 

[solecity]

cha-ching, slap!, quackk, clap, fap,

 

[solecity]

cha-ching, slap!, quackk, clap, fap,

 

[solecity]

cha-ching, slap!, quackk, clap, fap,

 

[solecity]

cha-ching, slap!, quackk, clap, fap,

 

[ryair max 1]

the emergency tone at work was described as a "slow whoop" tone. I have yet to hear it but even though it means something bad, it probably sounds so good. 

 

[ryair max 1]

the emergency tone at work was described as a "slow whoop" tone. I have yet to hear it but even though it means something bad, it probably sounds so good. 

 

[dathbgboy]

Originally Posted by Murda He

Originally Posted by tecca nena

like an onomonopia ?

Nope, it's not like onomatopoeia, it IS onomatopoeia

The irony JUST hit me... they already created a word for "creating a word for sounds"

Irony at it's finest

sounds like the ancient language my dude.

 But this is literally how you speak (khemit)egyptian. Words come from the way things sound in nature. You speak what the nature of the source of the sound makes. This is what is meant by being true in speech, It's pretty hard to lie to people when you communicate based off of natural sounds.

u learn somethin new everyday. Thanks for droppin that jewel on us sir.

I was just sittin here and thinkin bout all these sounds and it made me chuckle how we tend to struggle to create words for these sounds and spell em when we know they're not really universal words so it's like we're right and everyone else is also right in their interpretation of said sound

 

[dathbgboy]

Originally Posted by Murda He

Originally Posted by tecca nena

like an onomonopia ?

Nope, it's not like onomatopoeia, it IS onomatopoeia

The irony JUST hit me... they already created a word for "creating a word for sounds"

Irony at it's finest

sounds like the ancient language my dude.

 But this is literally how you speak (khemit)egyptian. Words come from the way things sound in nature. You speak what the nature of the source of the sound makes. This is what is meant by being true in speech, It's pretty hard to lie to people when you communicate based off of natural sounds.

u learn somethin new everyday. Thanks for droppin that jewel on us sir.

I was just sittin here and thinkin bout all these sounds and it made me chuckle how we tend to struggle to create words for these sounds and spell em when we know they're not really universal words so it's like we're right and everyone else is also right in their interpretation of said sound

 

[murda he]

^Which is why I never believe in magic word, or "curse words" or anything specifically tied to a universal understanding of a sound. We give them life. We give them definition. We give them structure. Why forfeit all that power? I'll be damned if somebody tells me I can't say damn.... it's just a word

 

[murda he]

^Which is why I never believe in magic word, or "curse words" or anything specifically tied to a universal understanding of a sound. We give them life. We give them definition. We give them structure. Why forfeit all that power? I'll be damned if somebody tells me I can't say damn.... it's just a word

 

[stick]

Originally Posted by torgriffith

Originally Posted by Dathbgboy

I was just sittin here thinkin bout how we try to create a word and spelling for sounds that we here i.e. Whitney Houston's infamous "shoop" = exhaling.

In like of a rainy day here in Pittsburgh list some of the words that ppl come of w/ that is supposed to represent a sound effect.


bark = woof
fart= brrrrrt
bird chirp = tweet
gust of wind= woosh (even throw the arms from one side to the other for illustration)

sounds like the ancient language my dude.

 But this is literally how you speak (khemit)egyptian. Words come from the way things sound in nature. You speak what the nature of the source of the sound makes. This is what is meant by being true in speech, It's pretty hard to lie to people when you communicate based off of natural sounds. 

Cool fact of the day. 

 

[stick]

Originally Posted by torgriffith

Originally Posted by Dathbgboy

I was just sittin here thinkin bout how we try to create a word and spelling for sounds that we here i.e. Whitney Houston's infamous "shoop" = exhaling.

In like of a rainy day here in Pittsburgh list some of the words that ppl come of w/ that is supposed to represent a sound effect.


bark = woof
fart= brrrrrt
bird chirp = tweet
gust of wind= woosh (even throw the arms from one side to the other for illustration)

sounds like the ancient language my dude.

 But this is literally how you speak (khemit)egyptian. Words come from the way things sound in nature. You speak what the nature of the source of the sound makes. This is what is meant by being true in speech, It's pretty hard to lie to people when you communicate based off of natural sounds. 

Cool fact of the day.