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On-Yomi: スイ — Kun-Yomi: だれ、たれ、た
Koohii stories:
1) [cameron_en] 28-11-2008(87): Do you remember that song where they say "Who let the turkeys out!? Gobble.. gobble.. gobble"?
2) [Ricardo] 5-2-2007(40): [who; someone; somebody] You're alone when, suddenly, you think you hear someone speaking. "Who's there?", you say, but there is no answer. Then you find out it was only a turkey gobbling. You feel relieved (and ashamed to tell this story). (Based on raulir).
3) [Wally] 10-4-2009(23): Who talks turkey? (I'm surprised this common American phrase 'talk turkey' hasn't made it in here. It is North American centric, however – and how the heck is this not in RTK 1? I mean, primary school kids have to know this kanji.).
4) [raulir] 29-4-2006(16): "Who's there?" he says, but it was only a turkey.
5) [hknamida] 21-1-2008(11): Socrates spins around, startled. "Who's there?" It turns out that it is only a turkey, and the philosopher is safe… for now. （だれ）.