Laughter in different languages (rated, toddlers, place)

[jtur88]

Is there anyplace in the world where people laugh in a "different language", or does laughter sound the same everywhere in the world? Does every culture laugh?

[iNviNciBL3]

Using a keyboard Spanish speakers say: Jajajajaja
I think Arabic speakers say: Kkkkkkkkkk

[The Postman]

Well since laughter doesn't involve words why should they? lol...or you mean in different cultures?

I would say the differences aren't really that big...variation seems more personal.

[Warszawa]

English: hahahaha
Russian: xaxaxaxa
Spanish: jajajaja
Portuguese: huehuehuehue

[theunbrainwashed]

Japanese: hahaha or fufufu (f is pronounced as a barely aspirated h) written and real life, sometimes kukuku written
Mandarin Chinese: hahaha

[The Postman]

Originally Posted by iNviNciBL3

Using a keyboard Spanish speakers say: Jajajajaja
I think Arabic speakers say: Kkkkkkkkkk

I think cos they s******, like Muttley lol

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by iNviNciBL3

Using a keyboard Spanish speakers say: Jajajajaja
I think Arabic speakers say: Kkkkkkkkkk

LOL. Wrong but LMAO!

[dunno what to put here]

In Sweden they said: borkborkborkborkborkborkborkbork

In Norway and Denmark, they say: børkbørkbørkbørkbørkbørkbørkbørk

[cmptrwlt]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

In Sweden they said: borkborkborkborkborkborkborkbork

In Norway and Denmark, they say: børkbørkbørkbørkbørkbørkbørkbørk

It is more like: æøå æøå æøå æøå æøå æøå æøå in Norway and äöå äöå äöå äöå äöå äöå äöå in Sweden.

[Woof]

But small toddlers around the world laugh the same ...... before they pick up on their culture's laugh.

It's instinctive. Even chimpanzees laugh in a way similar to people.