Non-English bunny sites?

[carrythehare]

Has anyone here visited a NON-English language bunny site?   Can you get to foreign language sites easily?   Do people who speak English as a second or third language ever visit BinkyBunny?

I am curious about whether bunnies are popular in non-English countries,  and if they have good websites.   I wonder about German Kaninchen websites.   “Klicken hier fuer cute bunny Photographen, bitte,  meine Herren und Damen.”  (As I recall from high school German.)

How do people say bunny or rabbit in other languages,  such as Hawaian,  Russian,  Swahili, etc.

Can we get bunny pen pals from other countries thru BinkyBunny dot com?

I should like especially to learn BUNNY words and phrases in German,  such as:

Mr. Bunny just pooed on my carpet.     How do I clean hardened bunny poo?   Who chewed on my new, expensive furniture?    Which way to the American Embassy?  My rabbit seeks asylum.  How do I get to the art gallery in your wonderful city?   They have a collection of Rabbit art by impressionist painters.   And finally,  how to order a large salad with Mr Bunny’s favorite greens.

Danke schoen.    May the force be with you.   

[(dig)x(me)x(now)]

We’ve had a few members who were just learning english… and of course there are multi-language bunny sites, but I don’t visit any!

[bunnytowne]

well in arabic rabbit is

arnab                 the first A sounding like the a in arm  

arabic has a letter ain thats the name of it and english language has no equivalent.   That is the first 1 in the word arnab.   The sound comes from deep in the throat.  sort of like arm and the deep throat combined.

Arabic has 2 types of t’s and 2 types of s’s  and a weird g type letter  again like ain coming from deep in the back of the throat  grrrr for the letter called grain it is the grrrr type sound.

How about other languages oh in french

lapin  = rabbit in french.

anyone else know in other languages what the word for rabbit is?   I find this interesting too.

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