On 7 Feb, Andreas Johansson wrote:
>I read somewhere that people have two levels of this kind of noises. When
>they're not too badly in pain/wrecked with grief/etc they use
>conventionalized interjections like English /autS/, Swedish /aj/ etc. When
>they're in extreme pain or similar they'll howl inarticulate vocalic sounds
>(like "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!") that are the same in all language groups
>(tho' there's unsystematic individual variation of course).
Sounds reasonable.
Dan Sulani
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