N > m

N > m

it's actually
>miał
in Polish

Or, 냐옹. nyaong

>Anything else then Miauw
Might as well be a child rapist pham

>ngoao
>ngeong

The fuck?

I am Greek

MIAO

>ngoao
It's meo

m̌au

ng-e-ow-ng

it's the same but with some extra g's

>miamha
I'm Scottish and always wanted an excuse to learn Gaelic. This just might be the excuse I need!

I like the dutch one with second place to nau

Less letters are better for sound.

Remind yourself every day that I am a Greek.

Cats are incapable of pronouncing plosives such as "m" because they have no lips, so spelling it with "m" is wrong. Ngaung/nyaung is actually more accurate as the sound "ng" comes from the back of the throat which is where the "meow" [sic] comes from.

No it isn't

miałmiałmiałmiałmiał >:(

miau miau miau >:3

Whats with the silent w in the end?

>Scotlands the only cat coloured in
Feels good being relevent

in vinis te käts sei
>miau mau nau miu mau

ł is too long you dumbshit

so is my dick, you cunt

mèo mèo

In the Philippines cows go muning.

Azerbaijani: "miyavlamak". What even.

Miaou