I typically do 8 but I do think DirtyPair's rendition is proper. According to a mentalfloss article (https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/51996/12-onomatopoeias-around-world) in Korea they say chik chik pok pok, for the clackity sound on the tracks. I read 'chuff' in British English for the train steam sound but I'm not sure it's used onomatopoeiatically.
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Uhm, 0 because chugga was cancelled.
Chugga-Chugga 
nananana 
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2 or sometimes 4 depending on vibes (higher = happier mood)
6, split into three groups of 2s. I'm sure there's a time signature that describes it.
They have to be done in groups of 4, but you can have as many groups of 4 as you would like
In The Little Engine That Could, it's 3x chug, 3x puff, 2x ding-dong.
Any integer multiple of four is acceptable. Just two will do in a pinch if you're in a severe hurry.