How to mimic trumpet sound in English?
I expect something like:
Too-too-too-too-toooooom!
Too-too-too-toom!
Too-too-too-toooooo-toooooo-toom!
Is it correct?
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How to mimic trumpet sound in English?
I expect something like:
Too-too-too-too-toooooom!
Too-too-too-toom!
Too-too-too-toooooo-toooooo-toom!
Is it correct?
Best Answer
In The Pirates of Penzance W.S. Gilbert certainly thought there was an onomatopoeic description of a trumpet:
Your mileage may vary, and this is only one man's usage (though an important one). I think it's safe to say that in this case you're entitled to use whatever sounds right to you.