What does the turkey say?

Answer 1

please dont eat me! The traditional way of describing a turkey's sound in English is "gobble gobble."

Answer 2

Only turkeys in English speaking countries are said to say "gobble gobble" (see list.) While this looks like turkeys speak different languages in different countries it really means that turkeys have their "turkey noise" written down in a different manner by people speaking in different languages.

In other countries their noise is interpreted in as:

Afrikaans: Kalkoen kloek.

Albanian: krrull krrull

Danish: Kalkunen klukker.

English: gobble gobble

Esperanto: glu-glu-glu

French: glouglou

Hebrew: Tarnegoley hodu mekarkerim.

Montenegrin: glu-glu

Portuguese (Portugal): glugluglugluglu

Turkish: glu glu

Ukrainian: glyu-glyu

Answer 3

It's their way of communicating with each other.

OR IS IT SOMETHING MORE?

Turkeys could be planning an attack on the White House for no making them the United States' national bird and symbol! They lost to the eagle, their current enemy. Why are eagles disappearing? Is it hunters? No. Is it turkeys? Getting closer... Is it TURKEY HUNTERS? YES! Turkeys carrying their AK-47 and their M416 CQB! Killing eagles in order to wipe them out and take their place in the spot of Americans and not the spot on your shirt from Thanksgiving.

They may be using gobbles to communicate to their fellow brethren, planning the assault on the White House, one gobble at a time.

Answer 4

please dont eat me! The traditional way of describing a turkey's sound in English is "gobble gobble."

Answer 5

shooldoo booldoo

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

female

Answer 8

That talked