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My cat won't speak English!
like these...
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like these...
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ha ha hahypatia said:.. all the live long day!
I'm sure that you already know this, but I just wanted to add that with cat talk...it's not what you say, but meow you say it that counts.Math Is Hard said:my cat thinks meow is like aloha. It could mean a lot of things.
She must consider you a very advanced student. I have only been taught the "tail codes", and it took me over 30 years to learn the basics.Kurdt said:My cat meows a lot but she expects me to learn her language
So very true!I'm sure that you already know this, but I just wanted to add that with cat talk...it's not what you say, but meow you say it that counts.
Math Is Hard said:My cat won't speak English!
like these...
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:smile: :smile: :smile: GREAT !
This one is nice as well :
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I'm sure of it. Especially when they are waiting for you to change the litter box.DaveC426913 said:A common misunderstanding, cats aren't saying 'meow', they're saying 'now?'
DaveC426913 said:A common misunderstanding, cats aren't saying 'meow', they're saying 'now?'
Oh, I loved those seagulls! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!larkspur said:For some reason that reminds me of the seagulls in Finding Nemo...http://www.reelwavs.com/movies/finding_nemo/mine1.wav"
One of my kitties says "Me! Me! Me!"
Math Is Hard said:Oh, I loved those seagulls! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!
It is important to remember that cats are not capable of speaking any language, including English. They communicate through body language, vocalizations, and other non-verbal cues. Your cat may be displaying grumpy behavior for a variety of reasons, such as feeling stressed or uncomfortable in their environment.
No, it is not possible to train a cat to speak any language. Cats do not have the physical ability to form words with their vocal cords and tongue like humans do. However, you can train your cat to understand certain words or commands through positive reinforcement and repetition.
While it may seem like some cats understand English, it is more likely that they are responding to the tone and body language of their owner. Cats are very observant and can pick up on cues from their human's behavior. They may also associate certain words with specific actions or behaviors, such as "treat" or "playtime".
No, cats do not possess the cognitive abilities to learn and understand complex language systems like humans do. They may be able to pick up on certain words or phrases, but they do not have the same linguistic capabilities as humans.
No, your cat's refusal to speak English is not a sign of anger or resentment towards you. Cats do not hold grudges like humans do. If your cat is displaying grumpy behavior, it is likely due to some other underlying reason, such as feeling scared or anxious.