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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2005cat-to-cat chat
I notice that my 2 cats talk to each other in a different tone of voice and vocabulary when they think I am not paying attention. If they meow at me, it is in the "standard" cat language that we are all familliar with. but then when they chat with each other, it is in an altogether different language. > I notice that my 2 cats talk to each other in a different tone of voice > and vocabulary when they think I am not paying attention. If they meow > at me, it is in the "standard" cat language that we are all familliar > with. but then when they chat with each other, it is in an altogether > different language. bahahahahaha, i've been waiting for one of your posts. > I notice that my 2 cats talk to each other in a different tone of voice > and vocabulary when they think I am not paying attention. If they meow > at me, it is in the "standard" cat language that we are all familliar > with. but then when they chat with each other, it is in an altogether > different language. Is it like a meow sound or something else? or is it like mrowr? no, definitely not a meow. more like a human baby talking baby pig latin, like "kitty mumba gooba ewa hotcha" > no, definitely not a meow. > > more like a human baby talking baby pig latin, > like "kitty mumba gooba ewa hotcha" sounds like your cat speaks salvia divinorum. > > no, definitely not a meow. > > > > more like a human baby talking baby pig latin, > > like "kitty mumba gooba ewa hotcha" > > > sounds like your cat speaks salvia divinorum. LOL! It is true that "meow" is what cats say to people. They don't use it to communicate with each other. Actually, they use much more non-vocal communication cat-to-cat, but when thjey do vocalize to each other, it's not in meows. Odd, that. I've always wondered how/why they evolved the meow especially for people. Cool that they did, though. :)  SignatureEmerald HPCode R mPS+++mCOS+++mPOA+++GOF+++OOTP++HBP+ FF= QS CH++DD+++HB+HM-PO+*TR+++AR+*CM++DV-- HPCodeWriter v6.0, updated 9/2005 (HBP), based on HPCode(v1.1) Get your HPCode at http://www.clickerteachers.net/hpcodewriter/ > I notice that my 2 cats talk to each other in a different tone of voice > and vocabulary when they think I am not paying attention. If they meow > at me, it is in the "standard" cat language that we are all familliar > with. but then when they chat with each other, it is in an altogether > different language. there gotta be a way to learn how to speak cat. Kind of like breaking a code. Like morse code. We need to learn cat code. cats do not let you hear them speak cat. only cats that know each other very well speak cat. stranger cats just meow at each other. > cats do not let you hear them speak cat. only cats that know each > other very well speak cat. stranger cats just meow at each other. have to set up a tape recorder so we can break the cat code. Don't let the cat see you set up the recorder. > cats do not let you hear them speak cat. only cats that know each > other very well speak cat. stranger cats just meow at each other. how old are you edie? i'm 20-30. how many cats do you have, bryan? > i'm 20-30. how many cats do you have, bryan? i'm 20-30 to actually 27. I have no cats. I've had cats growing up, and was thinking about having a cat again so i stumbled in this newsgroup. Can't in my apartment so the cat thing is put on hold. but i'll have a cat or two the next few years. And yes i do love cats. |
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