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Very similar to "kikiriki" in Spanish.

• matsemann 2y ago
  Wonder why some went for an o-sound and others an i-sound. To make matters worse it's kykeliky in Norwegian, so both y, e, i.
  • haltcatchfire 2y ago
    …and kukeliku in Swedish, neighbour
    • rolandog 2y ago
      I wonder if Americans are getting blocked for typing their onomatopoeia.
      • rzzzt 2y ago
        It appears further down in a sibling thread.