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In everyday conversation, 咕咕 (gū gū) is commonly used to describe the sound of a hen clucking or a pigeon or baby cooing. It can also be used as an onomatopoeia to imitate these sounds.
For example, if someone hears a hen clucking, they may say "听到咕咕的声音了" (tīng dào gū gū de shēng yīn le) which means "I heard the sound of clucking."
Similarly, if someone sees a baby or a pigeon cooing, they may say "鸽子在咕咕叫" (gē zi zài gū gū jiào) which means "The baby/pigeon is cooing."
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