'mew' in different languages?

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(ﾟ､ ｡ ７ - How is 'mew' in different languages?
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I know how it is:
in Russian - мяу (myau)
in English - mew ([mju:] phonetically)
in Japanese - nya (?) I dunno how it is properly by kana

>>13
>a dog's bark in Greek is GHAV, lol.

ГАВ in Russian. I guess it sounds similar to the Greek version.

>>14

Maybe they have some kinda special cats?

>>19

>If everyone around you think that cats sound as "nyaa," the cats will really sound like "nyaa" for you.

Ahem... And if everyone around you think that cats sound 'Hello my dear sir'?

>>38

I've just looked for a bit. It's written in the dictionary. Whom should I believe?
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/mew

mew 1
Noun
the characteristic high-pitched cry of a cat; miaow
Verb
to make such a sound [imitative]

>>66

Nope. >>1 and >>68 are right. НЯ is NYA written with cirillic alphabet, i don't know what is НЮ. LOL, it sounds like the sound of that monstergirl from 'Elfen Lied'. Also this word means 'nude' in Russian.