Nika
2013-10-23

Und ich dachte, dass die Frösche weltweit die selbe Sprache sprechen. :)

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anonymiss
2013-10-23

ribbit :)

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Fla
2013-10-23

Crôa !

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Scotty Innit
2013-10-23

croach

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Scotty Innit
2013-10-23

@anonymiss you US frogs always get english wrong ;)

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stuart_duckworth_1@joindiaspora.com
2013-10-23

Hi @anonymiss and #scotty - I recall from my childhood in southern England that frogs were wont to say "croak". I think "ribbit" came with a Disney cartoon.

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Chris Kerr
2013-10-23

Brekekekex ko-ax, ko-ax

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Frogs

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Jan P.
2013-10-23

I ssink it shoult be „quak“ in German. :)

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Mister Dark**
2013-10-23

History of Babel Tower revisited by frogs ! ;D

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Jan P.
2013-10-23

Kva kvak in Esperanto.

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Aurora van Allen
2013-10-23

Yes, it's Quak in Germany. Quaaaak in springtime.

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Ivan Gabriel Morén
2013-10-23

Wonderful discussion ;) In Sweden we say kvack-kvack, however it looks really odd written down surrounded by english.. :p

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anonymiss
2013-10-23

Ok give me more - I will draw a new corrected frog language image :) For a better understanding :)

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Scotty Innit
2013-10-23

@stewart yeah i meant "croak"
drunk spelling

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stuart_duckworth_1@joindiaspora.com
2013-10-24

@scotty - :o)))

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Anibal Ardid
2013-10-25

Argentina: CROOC

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Mister Dark**
2013-10-25

France : "Cocooooooorrriiiii cooooooooo " !!!!

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