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I know it is spelled in different languages but it is still pronounced differently as well.ĮDIT 2: heres a youtube video of people from different countries pronouncing them. It doesn't make sense but here is a few examples. I think if the audience knows where its going they will understand.ĮDIT: Another thing you might want to think of is that in other languages they have different noises. I do know what you mean by actually spelling it. Wha-psh!' Jim says with a grin on his face. 'Man, Dave sure is p***y whipped.' Mike quietly whispers do Jim. In the middle of Dave's rant about how awesome his girlfriend is, and how they are doing so much together, Mike and Jeff have a quiet conversation amongst themselves. More sound effects can be found by typing what you are looking for in the search bar. By scrolling down, you will be able to find attributes for game sounds.

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I'm pretty sure the scenario will explain it anyway.ĭave, Jim, and Mike are having a conversation about Dave and his new girlfriend. Victory royalty free audio track is a great option for any project that requires game sounds and other aspects such as an award, bonus and bright. As I said above though, I'd make sure it had an explanation so folks didn't think you just misspelled capeesh. It seems closest to how I personally try to mimic a whip.

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So if your use of the imitated whip crack falls into a category somewhat like this, maybe your character makes the whip sound after everything he says or after every good joke he comes up with or after he bests someone, I'd probably use 'wapeesh' for the sound in that case. Download and buy high quality Correct Incorrect sound effects. 'Ka-bloom!' He repeated the motion, spit flying from his mouth as he sailed through the air. 'Wait, wait,' the other said, trying to hold a laugh. 'It went ka-bloom!' He jumped in the air and fanned his arms to the outside. There are some occasions when you do need to spell it out through dialogue though. Personally, I'd recommend to avoid trying to spell sounds out because you have a great possibility to confuse your reader (unless done right or with the right sound-I would not use 'wapeesh' without at least some explanation outside of dialogue). Click to expand.Would you consider it needed for the sole purpose of it being in dialogue? You could still put something like 'He tried to mimic the sound of the whip.' and achieve the same effect.

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