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Learn how to share your name with others and how to obtain someone else's name in informal situations
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Lwy ryczą; „rawr!”.
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Lions roar; they go, "Roaaaar!"
Psy szczekają; „hau, hau”.
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Dogs bark; they go, "Bow wow."
Koty miauczą; „miau, miau”.
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Cats meow; they go, "Meow meow."
Krowy muczą; „muuuuu”.
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Cows moo; they go, "Mooooo."
Świnie kwiczą; „kwik”.
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Pigs snort; they go, "Oink."
Owce beczą; „beee”.
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Sheep baa; they go, "Meehhhhh."
Pszczoły bzyczą; „bzzzzzzzzz”.
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Bees buzz; they go, "Bzzzzzzzzz."
Ptaki ćwierkają; „ćwir, ćwir”.
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Birds chirp; they go, "Tweet tweet."
Koguty pieją; „kukuryku!”.
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Roosters crow; they go, "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
Osły ryczą; „i-a, i-a”.
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Donkeys bray; they go, "Hee-haw."
Konie rżą; „iha”.
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Horses whinny; they go, "Neighhh."
Kaczki kwaczą; „kwa, kwa”.
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Ducks quack; they go, "Quack quack."
Żaby rechoczą; „kum, kum!”.
(s)
Frogs croak; they go, "Ribbit!"
Gołębie gruchają; „gruchu, gruchu”.
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Pigeons coo; they go, "Coo."
Myszy piszczą; „pii, pii!”.
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Mice squeak; they go, "Squeeeeek!"
Indyki gulgocą; „gul, gul”.
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Turkeys gobble; they go, "Gobble, gobble."
Sowy hukają; „uhuu, uhuu”.
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Owls hoot; they go, "Hooooo!"
Pisklęta ćwierkają; „ćwir, ćwir”.
(s)
Chicks peep; they go, "Peep!"
Wilki wyją; „auuuuu!”
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Wolves howl; they go, "Awoooooo!"
Węże syczą; „ssssss”.
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Snakes hiss; they go, "Ssssssss."
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