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... well, all animals really, but cats for sake of argument here.
We can kinda make the assumption that cats can talk to eachother, as can dolphins and the like, but is the language they use regional?
Do cats from a different country speak a different language, so much so that cats from the UK don't understand what they say? Like a French cat going "Mrowwwww" and a UK cat saying "Nah, still ain't got a clue what you're on about."
Also, do you think they have regional accents? Like brummie cats speaking almost unrecogniseably(sp) like their human owners?
We can kinda make the assumption that cats can talk to eachother, as can dolphins and the like, but is the language they use regional?
Do cats from a different country speak a different language, so much so that cats from the UK don't understand what they say? Like a French cat going "Mrowwwww" and a UK cat saying "Nah, still ain't got a clue what you're on about."
Also, do you think they have regional accents? Like brummie cats speaking almost unrecogniseably(sp) like their human owners?
I wrote:
> My cat speaks fluent french, but unfortunately I don't, so we
> communicate mainly through 'semapaw'...
semaphore/semapaw... geddit?
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA
[still sobbing with laughter]
> My cat speaks fluent french, but unfortunately I don't, so we
> communicate mainly through 'semapaw'...
semaphore/semapaw... geddit?
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA
[still sobbing with laughter]
My cat speaks fluent french, but unfortunately I don't, so we communicate mainly through 'semapaw'...
BWAAAA HA HA HA
[actually crying with laughter at my own hugely amusing pun]
BWAAAA HA HA HA
[actually crying with laughter at my own hugely amusing pun]
I don't think the majority of animals 'talk' as such, they make noises to express emotions...like a high pitched squeal to denote pain.
Most animals communicate with physical movements like these crazy birds that jig to find a mate - thats what i do.
Most animals communicate with physical movements like these crazy birds that jig to find a mate - thats what i do.
I have lots of cats, but none of them belong to me.
And I hate each and every one of them.
And I hate each and every one of them.
I would have thought meowing is just to get attention. Like saying 'Get over here!'. Then they purr and rub up against you until you get them food.
But, really, they communicate through scent and their eyes.
But, really, they communicate through scent and their eyes.
My cat is weird. He says "Macowww".. Sounds like he says MacDonalds too. My other cat doesn't speak though.
Regional accents I doubt.
Their meeows are very expressive though. Much more complex than dogs. I think they communicate vocally more with humans than they do with each other.
Their meeows are very expressive though. Much more complex than dogs. I think they communicate vocally more with humans than they do with each other.
monkey_man wrote:
> I don't think so, they communicate by scents and stuff.
OK, then use a different animal for the example, one that does communicate vocally...
> If I went to France and spunked on a Frenchman's fence, he'd get the message.
Unrelated, but interesting...
> I don't think so, they communicate by scents and stuff.
OK, then use a different animal for the example, one that does communicate vocally...
> If I went to France and spunked on a Frenchman's fence, he'd get the message.
Unrelated, but interesting...
I don't think so, they communicate by scents and stuff. If I went to France and spunked on a Frenchman's fence, he'd get the message.
... well, all animals really, but cats for sake of argument here.
We can kinda make the assumption that cats can talk to eachother, as can dolphins and the like, but is the language they use regional?
Do cats from a different country speak a different language, so much so that cats from the UK don't understand what they say? Like a French cat going "Mrowwwww" and a UK cat saying "Nah, still ain't got a clue what you're on about."
Also, do you think they have regional accents? Like brummie cats speaking almost unrecogniseably(sp) like their human owners?
We can kinda make the assumption that cats can talk to eachother, as can dolphins and the like, but is the language they use regional?
Do cats from a different country speak a different language, so much so that cats from the UK don't understand what they say? Like a French cat going "Mrowwwww" and a UK cat saying "Nah, still ain't got a clue what you're on about."
Also, do you think they have regional accents? Like brummie cats speaking almost unrecogniseably(sp) like their human owners?