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What is a onomatopoeia for talk loudly?

There isn't one perfect onomatopoeia for "talk loudly" in English. Here are some options depending on the specific sound you want to evoke:

For a general loudness:

* Blabber

* Shout

* Yell

* Roar

* Boom

* Bang

* Clamor

For a specific tone:

* Blabber (suggests gossiping or talking rapidly)

* Shout (indicates anger or urgency)

* Yell (similar to shout, but less formal)

* Roar (implies a powerful voice)

* Boom (for a deep, resonating voice)

* Bang (for a loud, abrupt sound)

* Clamor (for a noisy, chaotic sound)

Ultimately, the best onomatopoeia depends on the context and the desired effect.

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