How to Speak Cat: Lesson 3

[Generalkidds]

thanks for another lesson. Now I could speak their language fluently

[neldormiveglia]

Finally a language that can connect me to my people.

[SwedePotato]

My cat has literally no idea what has gotten into me lately. I wish I had my phone out more to take videos because the way he looks at me with suspicion at all times is amazing.

[faithaarons]

Living on a farm with many domesticated wild cats i learnd this sound from the mama cats, it can also mean "where are you?" as I've observed mamas using it like marko polo, them making this sound and the kitten responding until the mother gets to them. Many sounds are multi purpose 😊😊

[spicycatsandthings]

my cat uses this to call me. bro, you really do speak cat

[dealightful]

I just did that sound and two of my kittens looked at me and walked straight up to me and curled up on my lap!
I melted 🫠🥰
Thank you 😽

[EkibaJoseph]

I have one of the most vocal cats I’ve ever met in my life and it’ll be great to speak his language. Thank you.

[songwriterhodge]

Thanks to your lessons, I've been able to talk to the stray in front of my house. Boy, he's had a tough life. Can't even tell you how impossible his mother was. We've just been chilling and stuff over cheetos and beers. Boriss is awesome.

[suemick]

Your accent is flawless. I would never have guessed that Cat wasn't your first language.

[AnjaTheDarkeyed]

My cat was looking into the void when I said this to him. He actually did come to me and mrrrawed at me in response. Thanks ❤

[lisainthestudio]

I just made that chirp noise and both of my sleeping cats looked at me immediately. Now i have the power!

[californiacobra]

I've been speaking cat well before I was in high school, and I'm almost 40! My family has had MANY cats over the years. I really only picked up on this call when I realized the mamas were calling for their babies, which makes sense because they'll start hissing at them when their babies become teenagers, lol! All it takes is a little observation!

[OHSunshineStudio]

Actually I've done this one my whole life and always works on any cat anywhere. I never expected confirmation but I'm glad to see it! Lol

[nikkibass]

"brrr-ah" and "brrr-yeow" are so friendly for little baby kitty cats

[myla]

I did this while my cat was eating and my cat looked at me like: "wat?"

[lindaoow]

I miss my cat! He used to make this sound all the time and barely any other so i mimiced him. Its fun to know what it could have meant to him :)
He was an adopted cat from a neglected situation and he was very shy, it took over a year to gain his trust slowly but worth the effort! After one year he went from shy and hiding to to super cuddly and curious kitty! Thanks for fun videos!

[LouiDK]

Oh I'm so here for more lessons.
I have been using your previous lessons to help my 6-year old daughter to communicate with our two cats, so thank you for sharing your wise words.

[rogerruiz]

It's so weird how I learned these as a kid with my first cat but lost it all after I lost her. Hearing the cat language again is like hearing and remembering an old friend.

[traveltoeat]

I do that to communicate with cats outside and it explains why they look at me and some of them come forward lol

[ameliemileva]

I was emotionally neglected as a kid. But my parents loved the neighbours cat like their own child. It got more attention than me. More and more I started playing cat and immitaded the cats noises. It actually got me more love. As an now adult with extreme anxiety disorder and other things I tell myself "I am a cat" to calm myself down, as weird as it is. I speak this language.