Poro noise/sound

Imperial Pandaa·Feb 10, 2017·6 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?

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RiotRiot TreblMuffinFeb 10, 20177 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.

Imperial PandaaFeb 11, 20171 votes

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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.

Hmm. I didn't think of that, guess I was just curious how they sound in text. xD Thank you very much for the idea, I'm sure my students will love it.

BultzFeb 11, 20172 votes

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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.

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BunnymapFeb 10, 20173 votes

Put an MP3 file in your note.

Imperial PandaaFeb 10, 20171 votes

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

CamulosFeb 11, 20171 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.

Imperial PandaaFeb 12, 20172 votes

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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.

I wasn't looking to create a sound for it, but how to type/write it. I may combine yours and Treble's ideas to make a "Hrrra!" with a paw print beneath it. Thank you.