number two woof number three Ginger meows when she's hungry number four moo number five I could hear them bleeding in the field nearby number six meow number seven Rover bked all night number eight TW number nine this animal makes a quacking sound number 10 let's take a look at 10 animal verbs and sounds today our first verb is to bark this is the verb we use for a dog a dog barks the dog barked loudly at the stranger the neighbor's dog has been barking all day woof or woof woof is the sound tha
t a dog makes number two to buzz a be buzzes the sound a be Mak makes is we use this sound to describe the noise an alarm clock makes do you still use an oldfashioned alarm clock or do you use your mobile phone the alarm clock buzzed and woke me up actually we used the see two Lev verb buzz in everyday English cities such as London Hong Kong and Tokyo buzz from dawn to dusk this means that just like bees that are always busy these cities are also busy with lots going on the shops are always buzz
ing as Christmas neares this means that the shops are always busy as everyone prepares for Christmas we also use the C2 noun Buzz to mean an atmosphere of excitement and activity there's a real Buzz in Vancouver in the summer I love the buzz of a big city in the UK we also use to give someone a buzz as slang this means to call someone on the phone my dad uses this a lot I need to give George a buzz later on this means that I need to call George later on I'll give you a buzz on Saturday this mean
s that I will call you on Saturday the verb we use for the sound a cat makes is to meow a cat meows the cat meowed loudly the cat sat meowing to be let in the front door meow is the sound that a cat makes the verb for the sound that a horse makes our fourth sound today is to Nay in terms of pronunciation this is an interesting one pronounce it like the word neighbor nay a horse Nays the horse in the field Ned and then both here to bolt is when an animal runs away suddenly and often out of contro
l the sound a horse makes is nay to ble this is the verb for the noise that a sheep makes we could hear sheep bleeding in a field close by the Lost lamb bleed the sound a sheep makes is ba perhaps you know the children's NY rhyme B bar bar Black Sheep bar bar black sheep have you any wool yes sir yes sir three bags full one for the master one for the Dame and one for the little boy who lives down the lane our sixth sound today is to hoot an ow Hoots out in the garden an ow hooted suddenly the so
und and hour makes is TW we use the verb hoot to describe a short but loud sound I don't like it when motorists hoot at me the driver hooted at the children in the road the train hooted a warning to oink this is the verb and the sound for a noise that a pig makes a pig oinks the pig in the pig Dy has sat oing all day the sound a pig makes is oink or oink oink to Moo this is the verb and sound for the noise that a cow makes a cow mooes the cows in the field started to moo there were lots of mooin
g sounds coming from the barn the sound a cow makes is Moo to quack this is the verb and the sound for the noise that a duck makes a duck quacks suddenly I heard a quack look at all these ducks quacking in the pond it was believed that a duck's quack didn't Echo until scientists proved otherwise the sound a duck makes is quack or quack quack and our final animal noise today is to cluck a chicken clucks the sound a chicken makes is cluck can you cluck like a chicken how did you do at the quiz at
the beginning of this video did you change any of your answers after I presented each verb and or sound let's see how many you got right number one nay a horse number two woof a dog number three Ging meow when she's hungry a cat number four moo a cow number five I could hear them bleeding in the field nearby a sheep meow a cat number seven Rover barked all night a dog number eight TW an ow number nine this animal makes a quacking sound a dock and number 10 a B I hope you enjoyed this lesson as m
uch as I did writing it and presenting it to you today let me know what you have learned as well as your thoughts on this video I look forward to hearing from you take care in the meantime and I look forward to seeing you in our next English lesson bye
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Hi Carly. Lovely video. Thanks for the nursery rhyme which I enjoy and are always interesting.
HI Carly, this was a fun lesson.
Thank you, Ms. Carly. I found out the sounds that some animals make. The dog I had never barked at night. By the way, it was sunny with a temperature of 20℃ today in Osaka, Japan. And I saw a lot of cherry blossoms have started blooming. Spring is coming here. Have a good day!
Hi Carly! Thank you for another fantastic English lesson! I always enjoy watching your videos and learning something new each time. This week's topic on animal sounds was particularly interesting. It's amazing how different languages interpret the noises animals make. I couldn't help but chuckle at some of the sounds and verbs you introduced, especially "twit-twoo" for an owl - so cute! 🦉 Your explanations are always clear and engaging, making it easy for learners like me to grasp the concepts. I did pretty well on the quiz, but I definitely learned a few new things too. For instance, I never knew that the verb for a dog's sound was "woof" until now! (in Spanish is “ladrar” and the sound "guau") I was also surprised by the sound of the ducks "quack quack" because I know that the ducks in Canada follow your lessons and speak English.🦆📖 Thanks again for all your hard work in putting together these lessons. Looking forward to the next one! Take care, Manolo
Hi Carly , I m buzzing about this excellent video , I only knew about sounds dogs and cats make , so the rest is all new , and a lot to take in and ruminate on . Some words have similar pronunciation in the Netherlands e.g . English Dutch to bleat = blaten 🐑 to moo = boe 🐄 to quack = kwaken 🦆 BTW , I love that Children 's Nursery Rhyme .
Hello, Carly. Thank you very much for the lesson. I've learnt 'twit-twoo' and 'to hoot' as new words. By the way, I couldn't remember what the sound that an owl makes is called in my own language and googled it 😂 So, about the differencies between English verbs and my first language: To bark - totally different To woof - almost the same To buzz - sounds a bit similar To meow - almost totally the same To neigh - absolutely different To bleat - very similar To hoot - quite similar to informal verb To oink - totally different. By the way, pigs can also squeal and grunt besides oinking) To moo - almost the same To quack - a bit similar To cluck - totally different The part two of the video is definitely needed! There're so many sounds of numbers of animals. Thank you if you're still reading 😂
Hi Carly , again as a before so fabulous training video of yours (so cute vidio) , dear Carly I was wondring if you could guide me how to understand the differences between "in the least " , "at the least" and " at least " ofcourse I know some about but I doubt it , thanks beforehand and hope have a good times ahead❤❤❤❤
Funny.😂 Didn't English dogs use to say "bow wow" in the old days. But I know that language evolves 😊 Danish dogs say "vov vov" Cats are the same as in English but spelt differently. Pigs say "øf øf". Difficult one for foreigners😮. But Danish pigs seem to understand it. Horses "vrinsker". Ducks " rap rap" On the other hand, I'm sure that Danish and English animals are able to understand each other without any lessons.
Hi CARLY. HAPPY EASTER TO YOU... ..(better late than never). These sounds (and their onomatopoeias ) are supposed to be similar if not identical to all of us since we have the same(ears ,brains ,throat ,mouths ..etc). I wonder how we -human beings-sound to ..a dog ...an alien?!. Thanks for this video i find it amusing maybe a little bit provoking for my mind .Faouzi.