How do you write the way a frog croaks in Spanish?

Question

Would littler frogs make a different sound?

Answer 1

You are asking for the ONOMATOPOEIA. Onomatopoeias are words used to represent sounds or to refer to a sound.

The Spanish onomatopoeia for the sound of the frog is "croac".

BTW: Some people have said CROAR. But that is not the sound of the frog. 'Croar' is the word used to call the sound of the frog. Not a representation of the sound itself.
For example: the sound the dog makes is called "bark". The sound itself is represented by "bow-wow".


An example with the frog:

Me desagrada el croar de las ranas (I hate the croaking of the frogs)

La rana hizo: "¡croac!". (The frog went: "Croak!")

Answer 2

The verb is called 'croar', it's quite similar to the English word, isn't it?

I think frogs start croaking when they get adult age...

Answer 3

Croar

Answer 4

As it was said above, we say "croar", and it is an onomatopeyic sound, it is to say, that sounds exactly as it is written.

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Check this:
www.tkukoulu.fi/~kerttuli/animal-e.html