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mine is "aaahhh!-CHOO" and the aaahh bit sounds like I'm gasping in fright. Which is not good when I'm a passenger in a car, always freaks out the driver.
My mother sneezes "choo-AH" which has always pissed me off. Get it the right way!
The "ah" portion of my sneeze is typically very brief, while the "choo" portion tends to be more of a "chid'd'd'd'd'd'd" -- like my tongue is trilling on my teeth.
I have no idea what my sneeze sounds like, but next time I feel one coming on I will try to get my digital camera turned on in time to record it and then I will post it to youtube!
Morgan (the dog I got shortly before my cat died) goes on an insane barking spree if I start coughing and wake her up, but otherwise does not react at all to coughing or sneezing.
I think I'm often more of a one-syllable sneezer. The "ahhh" part is something I always suppress -- if I feel one coming on I breathe in verrrry slowly through my nose, and sometimes it actually has the calming effect I want.
Like nasal depth charges. I hate to sneeze, and my eyes water, and my chest hurts, and my nose stings, my dog looks ashamed of me, and people evacuate for blocks.
I wish it could be different, and that windows were't so fragile.