What Do Cats Say In Other Languages?

In English, of course, they say Meow.  But human speakers of other languages hear animals differently.  Cats say, for instance:

Spanish: miau ("mee-ah-ooh")
Estonian: Nau
Japanese: Nyaa
Ukranian: Myau.

You won't be surprised, now, to learn that dogs also speak differently in other languages.  And it varies a lot more than what cats have to say.  Dogs say, in :

Albanian: ham ham
Greek: gav
Icelandic: voff
Indonesian: gonggong
Italian: bau bau
Spanish: guau, guau! (rhymes with bow wow!)

Horses are no less multicultural:

Hindi: Hin-Hin-Hin
Russia: Eeegogo
Sweden: Nnnnaaaggg
Turkish: eeh-eeh-eehaaa

Some other examples.  Danish people reckon bees go "summ summ".  Vietnamese sheep say "be-hehehe".  Mice in Albania say "kip kip", but in Italy is "sqeet-sqeet".  

Actually, it's surprising how many languages do hear the same sound from animals.  For instance, cockerels, sheep and ducks sound pretty much the same no matter which language you speak.