How do you spell sounds or a moan?

Answer 1

Generally sounds are spelled phonetically. A moan could be "mmmmm" or "errrrggggh" (that's more of a groan). Some sounds develop a common spelling, but this can differ depending on the language used. For instance, in English, a cat says "meow," but in Japanese, it says "nyan" or "nya." You can see that the words are derived from the actual sound when you look at the French -- "miaou" and Spanish -- "meow."

Answer 2

well it depends because there are different types of vomit sound. my 10 year old brother always makes some weird sounds when he vomit. I’ll include some sounds he has made.

1. loolooloolooloolooloolooloo

2.blblblblblblblblbblblblblbl

3. maaaaaahhhhhloolooloolooolooloo

i don’t know how he makes these sounds but every time he vomits i laugh so hard because they sound so unhuman

Answer 3

Obviously

wouaaa wouaaa Wu Wu wouaaaaaaaaaa

I use 'ou' to indicate the sound as in /could/, /foot/, I use 'oo' in other cases to indicate the sound in /moon/, /tune/.

(so 'ou' is the upside down omega in the IPA system)

also diacritic markes could be used to indicate nasality.

'Bawww' above appears like the bark of a Vietnamese dog: /bau bau/

Answer 4

A howl could be represented by (Awooooooooooooooooooooo..)

or by the shorter versions, (arooo) and (ahh-wooo).

Answer 5

Huuwwahhhhh

Or the above with out the "H" sound.

Uuuuuwah

(Kinda like a long pain sound at first, but

with a good release sound at the end).

Answer 6

for dogs and cats, I always say "wok wok wok"

Answer 7

The correct spelling is sighing (noisily exhaling, as in sadness, wistfulness, or exasperation).

Answer 8

A hug is an action. It does not make a sound and there is no associated sound effect.

Answer 9

AUUUGH DADYY!

Answer 10

mmmph