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Discover Ludwig"children laughter" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the sound of children laughing, for example: "The schoolyard echoed with children laughter."
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Families are squashed in so tightly that the cacophony of children, laughter and shouting is deafening.
It is dominated by a couple appropriately called the Pinches, who hate children, laughter and anything unconventional.
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"For years I thought I hated children's laughter," she concludes.
As we talk, children's laughter drifts in through the window.
(Cue ghostly children's laughter, and a crash zoom on AN Viewer going "boh"…) Yes.
Railings on rancid concrete walkways echo eerily with shouts, children's laughter and barking dogs.
On the spectrum of sounds, children's laughter is the equivalent of the purest white light.
We will miss Nancy's dedication to children, her laughter, her kindness, and her occasionally wicked sense of humor.
Ms Waugh, who had the grim job of interviewing the parents of dead children, found laughter long gone.
The sounds of a street parade — marching bands, bullhorns and children's laughter — drifted into our apartment.
Snatches of conversation and children's laughter surfaced through washes of electronic hiss, tactile glitches and pops and long, isolated notes plucked on an autoharp.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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