| 咕咚 | gū dōng | splash; (onom.) for heavy things falling down | |
| 咕噜 | gū lu | (onom.) to rumble (of a stomach); to coo (of a dove); rumbling; noisy drinking sound | |
| 叽哩咕噜 | jī li gū lū | (onom.) to jabber; to rumble | |
| 叽里咕噜 | jī li gū lū | see 叽哩咕噜 | |
| 咕唧 | gū jī | to whisper; to mutter |
| 1 | Miguel dreams about visiting Europe again. | |
| 2 | I called out again "Goo - goo - mama." | |
| 3 | The pigeon was eating and cooing at the same time. | |
| 4 | I laughed, and with pride I said "Goo gah." | |
| 5 | I smiled back and said "Goo goo goo. " and I won't tell you what that means! |
