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Some animals make funny sounds, and people copy them into words!
In English, we write a dog's bark as 'woof' — it's the word people chose to copy the sound dogs make when they bark.
'Moo' copies a cow's sound, and 'tweet' copies a small bird's chirp, so neither one matches what a dog says.
Different languages hear the same bark differently — in Japan people write it as 'wan-wan,' showing how fun and different these copied animal sounds can be around the world!
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