Help / Tutorial 2 2

Morra Soundboard Edit

These sounds capture the intensity and passion that surrounds the subject of Morra. From the harsh and assertive "Morra Seiya seu viadinho!" to the defiant "Morra Seiya Saga," each sound reflects a different emotion or sentiment related to the topic. The phrase "Morran mono," which translates to "die, monkey," showcases the aggressive nature of some of these sounds. The call for death is direct and unapologetic, leaving no room for ambiguity or hesitation.

In contrast, there are sounds like "Bah bravo Morray!" and "Wesh, morray!" which seem to carry a hint of sarcasm or defiance. These sounds challenge the subject of Morra with a sense of bravado or nonchalance. The use of unusual words like "Morray" adds a unique flair to the interactions captured in these sounds. It's as if the speakers are taunting or mocking someone, daring them to engage in the game of Morra with them.

The phrase "E QUE MORRAM TODXS" conveys a sense of collective action or solidarity. The call for everyone to die together suggests a shared experience or fate. It's a powerful declaration that showcases the unity or togetherness of those involved in the subject of Morra. The sound "MORRA ARREGAÇADA" adds a layer of intensity to this sentiment, expressing a desire for someone to die in a spectacular or dramatic manner. The use of the word "ARREGAÇADA," which means "wrecked" or "destroyed," emphasizes the finality and force of this call for death.

The question "Porque você não morre?" embodies a sense of frustration or impatience. It's as if the speaker is questioning why someone has not yet met their end, expressing a mix of disbelief and exasperation. Similarly, the sound "RIR COM ISSO OU MORRA" presents a choice between laughter and death, highlighting the absurdity or seriousness of the situation at hand. It's a stark ultimatum that compels a reaction from those involved in the subject of Morra.

The use of the word "Shinu" in one of the sounds adds a touch of mystery or foreignness to the dialogue. It's a word with an ominous or foreboding ring to it, hinting at the consequences of not complying with the demands of the speaker. The sound "Morran det drar" introduces a sense of finality or resolution to the interactions captured in these sounds. It's a declaration that the subject of Morra will meet their end, leaving no room for negotiation or escape.

The sound "Hess MORRA" carries a sense of authority or command, urging someone to die with a sense of urgency or insistence. Similarly, the repetition of "Morra Seiya" in another sound emphasizes the act of dying as a central theme or focus in these interactions. The phrase "Din morrapuler" adds a touch of aggression or insult to the dialogue, calling someone a derogatory term before demanding their death.

In a more personal and emotional moment, the sound "Minha filha, então morra!" showcases a mix of exasperation and resignation. It's as if the speaker is expressing disappointment or frustration with someone before urging them to meet their end. Lastly, the sound "Rodrigue xuxa queremos que o rodrigo morra" highlights a specific individual within the subject of Morra. It's a personalized call for someone to die, expressing a sense of animosity or rivalry towards them.

You can play and download these sounds by visiting the Morra Soundboard website. Each sound captures a different facet of the subject of Morra, from the aggressive and defiant to the personal and emotional. The use of unusual words and phrases adds depth and complexity to these interactions, showcasing the variety of emotions and sentiments that surround the topic of death and competition.