Poro noise/sound

Imperial Pandaa·2/10/2017, 7:08:44 PM·6 votes·3,259 views

First, if this is in the wrong section I am sorry.

Now, I am an elementary classroom teacher and have shown my children poro. They of course love the adorable ball of stuff. Through subtle manipulation and sleight of hand I may have given the idea that poro's exist. (Also, Using the legend of poro video with Braum.) Anyway I'm off topic.

One of my students left a treat for poro and I was wanting to try and leave a note from him thanking the child. I can't figure out how to use letters to make the sound they make though. Ideas?

7 Comments

RiotRiot TreblMuffin2/10/2017, 10:23:49 PM7 votes

My dog always used to sign her notes with a paw print. It seemed odd that she knew how to write a perfectly human letter and yet sign with her paw. But you know, sometimes dogs just don't think things through. Anyway, I assume it'd work the same way for a Poro.

Bunnymap2/10/2017, 7:18:28 PM3 votes

Put an MP3 file in your note.

Imperial Pandaa2/10/2017, 7:42:50 PM1 votes

So maybe use an email and open it in the classroom?

Camulos2/11/2017, 8:23:23 AM1 votes

If you're looking to create onomatopoeia for the poro's noises, after watching the video, it would seem to require trilling 'r' sound with a different vowel ending depending on the context.

Some examples:

A question: "Purrru?"
Excitement: "Hrrra!"
Fright: "Hrrreh!"

As long as it's pronounced in short, squeaky syllables, it should be convincing.