If I could walk with the animals! Talk with the animals!
Grunt and squeak and squawk with the animals!
And they could talk to me!
Grunt and squeak and squawk with the animals!
And they could talk to me!
"Gus speak Beaver."
— Gus, Final Fantasy II
In the dead of night, parliaments of animals gather to discuss important matters. To unlearned folk, their discourse sounds like chittering and mewing - not true speech, but beast-babble. You know better.
—Mage: The Sorcerer's Crusade - Companion
Junpei: Okay, hold on. Aigis, don't tell me you can translate dog language too!
Aigis: Canines do not have their own language. However, speech is not the only means of communication.
Aigis: Canines do not have their own language. However, speech is not the only means of communication.
Sojiro: Uhhh, so what was this mistake Akechi made? What did he do...?
Ann: He slipped up in regards to Morgana's voice.
Sojiro: You mean our cat?
Ann: Yes. Morgana can talk.
Sojiro: (initially unable to respond) Sorry, was that supposed to be a joke?
Haru: Oh! Our apologies. That's completely true.
Morgana: You surprised?
Sae: Does that mean... he said something just now as well?
Ann: But you don't understand him, do you? That's how it was for all of us at first too.
Futaba: When you're in the Metaverse, Mona talks like a normal person. Once you hear that and your brain realizes he can actually talk, you start to understand him in reality. ...It's a change in cognition! Most likely!
Ann: He slipped up in regards to Morgana's voice.
Sojiro: You mean our cat?
Ann: Yes. Morgana can talk.
Sojiro: (initially unable to respond) Sorry, was that supposed to be a joke?
Haru: Oh! Our apologies. That's completely true.
Morgana: You surprised?
Sae: Does that mean... he said something just now as well?
Ann: But you don't understand him, do you? That's how it was for all of us at first too.
Futaba: When you're in the Metaverse, Mona talks like a normal person. Once you hear that and your brain realizes he can actually talk, you start to understand him in reality. ...It's a change in cognition! Most likely!
"The boys are in trouble! A seagull told me!"
— Mermista, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Marian (to a dove): Quick Geraldine, go tell Robin that the convoy is a trap! Hurry!
(after Robin walks into the ambush)
Marian: Robin! Didn't you get my messenger pigeon?
Robin (exasperated): Marian, we've been over this, you can't talk to animals!
(after Robin walks into the ambush)
Marian: Robin! Didn't you get my messenger pigeon?
Robin (exasperated): Marian, we've been over this, you can't talk to animals!
—Joueur du Grenier, Robin Hood games review
(The camera lingers on an exterior shot of a home at night while crickets are chirping.)
Mike: The crickets are chirping out a message. I speak Cricket; I'll translate.
Bill: Okay, good.
Mike: (clears throat) "For the love of God, do something, movie!" Huh. Smart crickets.
"You're the one who can hear us, aren't you"?
—An owl, Dr. Dolittle
Mera: How are you even doing this, anyway?
Arthur Curry: I don't know. I can hear them sometimes and...they can hear me.
Mera: Right. Because you're both big, dumb animals.
