Santa Fukurosu Ho Ho Ho, only works if you understand Japanese, my hubby came up with it, fukurosu is owl and Japanese owls say Ho Ho Ho not tweet-a-whoo! So in Japanese it is quite a cute name for them :o)
I have made 5 of these cuties

They are about 3" high, without their hats.


cats say 'neeya neeya'
dogs say 'wan wan'
frogs say 'geko geko'
elephants say 'baiyonnnn'
and of course my mind has gone blank and I hand think of anymore!
Very cute.
ReplyDeleteIn Australia we say that owls make a sound similar to Japanese "Who, who, who"...
I love all the sounds that "Japanese" animals make- my father thought it was hilarious when my husband would say "wan wan" to his dog...
haha love it. How about "Kokke-kko-koooou" for the rooster.....I love different animal sounds in different languages. When I was a kid in Japan the joke was that dogs knew how to speak English. "One One One" for "wan wan"...... :D
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your blog, and your creativity.