Yes and no.
They are the same in that both involve a material travelling from the stomach back up the esophagus and out the mouth.
Where they differ is that burping is just a passive relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter to allow trapped gas to escape on its own. Vomiting is an active reflex where muscles are commanded to contract and propel the liquid out.
Burping is an air bubble that travels up your throat and comes out. Farting is bacteria in your intestines, so when you fart you're basically getting rid of bacteria.
no it actually comes from acid build up in your stomach
Yes it some people cause of there gases are being backed up just like burping!
No.
When you burp, it is the release of gas from your stomach or esophagus through your mouth that creates the burping noise. The noise is caused by the vibration of the opening through which the gas is expelled combined with the movement of air escaping.
It does not mean anything significant when a person ends up vomiting instead of burping. It means the esophagus opened and the stomach spilled its contents instead of just air.
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Burping at the dinner table, No desposing of body waste up a cross and always greet people with a kiss. (Even if they are the same sex as you.)
Ron Weasley was burping after his wand backfired when he attempted to curse Draco Malfoy. Ron's wand broke when he and Harry crashed into the Whomping Willow.
"Birping" is not a common term, so it is unclear what you are referring to. If you meant burping, that is the release of air from the stomach through the mouth. This can be achieved by swallowing air intentionally or naturally through the digestive process.
Yes, just like us, horses burp to, I know because a horse burped at me once. Answer2: No, the vast majority of horses cannot burp. This is due to the same reason they cannot throw up. The shape of the esophagus and the strength of the sphincter muscle at the opening to the stomach typically prevent burping and throwing up. However some horse may have a weak sphincter muscle or an overly straight esophagus and can burp/throw up, but this is extremely rare.
The scientific term for throwing up is "emesis."