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Anonymous Turkey No.212927161 [Report] >>212927190 >>212927213 >>212927271 >>212927288 >>212927292 >>212927312 >>212927501
do you have a fart sound effect in your language?
in turkish "zort" is what fart sounds like
Anonymous Turkey No.212927190 [Report]
>>212927161 (OP)
or pırt if it's a small fart
zort or zart is for big fart
Anonymous Sweden No.212927191 [Report] >>212927276
prutt
Anonymous Croatia No.212927213 [Report] >>212927221 >>212927276
>>212927161 (OP)
Prrrdddddddd
Anonymous Slovenia No.212927221 [Report] >>212927276
>>212927213
this
Anonymous Finland No.212927271 [Report] >>212927571
>>212927161 (OP)
Pierristätäät
Anonymous Turkey No.212927276 [Report]
>>212927191
>>212927213
>>212927221
you guys are a bunch of sissies
Anonymous France No.212927288 [Report]
>>212927161 (OP)
prout
Anonymous France No.212927292 [Report]
>>212927161 (OP)
Prout
Anonymous Brazil No.212927312 [Report]
>>212927161 (OP)
Pum
Anonymous United States No.212927335 [Report] >>212927400
>BRAAAAAAAAAAAP
Anonymous Turkey No.212927400 [Report] >>212927453 >>212927516 >>212927526 >>212927607
>>212927335
is brap something english speakers actually use in real life though
i thought english didn't have a fart sound effect
Anonymous Turkey No.212927453 [Report]
>>212927400
now that i think about it the word fart itself could be a fart sound effect i guess
Anonymous Romania No.212927501 [Report]
>>212927161 (OP)
pârț
bășină
vânt
Not him United States No.212927516 [Report]
>>212927400
We have poof and toot for light farts
Brap is for heavy farts, but I haven't really seen it irl
Anonymous United States No.212927526 [Report]
>>212927400
For a light, airy fart, it's pffffft.
For a loud fart it's braaaaaaap.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.212927571 [Report]
>>212927271
That sounds like it has some lumps in it
Anonymous United Kingdom No.212927607 [Report]
>>212927400
"Fart" itself is an onomatopoeia. We also have "trump" in Britain