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  • Id: 76632
  • Posted: 2019-03-16 21:14:01
    by Amazingbrahjr
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  • Rating: Questionable
  • Score: 6 (vote up)
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DanGambino
>> #310414
Posted on 2019-03-23 21:40:32
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Okay...this is bugging me slightly. I know that "wan" is exactly the word used, but it's really confusing to an English speaker. In English, "wan" isn't used for the sound a dog makes. So it's weird to me that this wasn't translated into an English-familiar onomatopoeia instead, like "BARK!" or "ARF!"
laststand0810
>> #310462
Posted on 2019-03-24 01:38:29
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DanGambino said:
Okay...this is bugging me slightly. I know that "wan" is exactly the word used, but it's really confusing to an English speaker. In English, "wan" isn't used for the sound a dog makes. So it's weird to me that this wasn't translated into an English-familiar onomatopoeia instead, like "BARK!" or "ARF!"


Because i don't want too :)
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