The animal onomatopoeia They are the phonemes by which we identify one animal or another. Phonemes are interpretations in human language of the voices (or the characteristic sound) of a certain animal. Onomatopoeia is the word or monosyllables in Spanish that identifies among people who speak the language, the voice of an animal. Onomatopoeias are used in children’s books so that children learn to associate an animal with its typical voice.
rooster onomatopoeia: kikirikiiiii
cow mooing onomatopoeia: sooooo
dog barking onomatopoeia: woof woof
onomatopoeia of the chirping of a bird: peep peep
lion’s roar onomatopoeia: roarrrrr
duck onomatopoeia: quack – quack
cricket onomatopoeia: cri cri
pig onomatopoeia: oinc – oinc
dolphin onomatopoeia: iiiiii – iiiiii
onomatopoeia of the bee: bzzzz bzzzz
sheep onomatopoeia: beeeee – beeeee
onomatopoeia of some birds: The caw is the voice used to communicate by most birds such as the crow, the jackdaw, the magpie, the vulture or the goose. In Spanish there is only one onomatopoeia for birds, which is pío pío or la del gallo.