Any other code things other than pig latin?

Question

I just learned pig latin earlier lol

anyway, it looks like everyone knows it, so do you guys know any of those code things other than pig latin?

They're fun :)

Answer 1

I've used the International Phonetics Alphabet (IPA) as written code before. Basically it just gives you one symbol for each sound. Typically I just use it as shorthand in class when taking notes on peoples' names I can't spell and such...
Anyway, it's cool if you and a friend know it, you can write notes in it that most people can't read. I did that when I was younger.

Answer 2

Da Vince Code

Answer 3

It's a tough one, but it's called horse latin (don't ask me why).

You put "ib" (long i sound) in front of every vowel sound.

So "Horse latin" is "hiborse libatibin".

It seems real hard at first, but once you get the hang of it, it isn't too bad, and not many people have any idea what you are doing.

Gibood Libuck!

Answer 4

I like using Al Bhed, the language from Final Fantasy X.

Or, you can use Elvish from Lord of the Rings. And then write in the same symbols that J.R.R. Tolkien used.

Answer 5

Ubbi Dubbi language. (" Just say `UB' before every vowel sound ... may stutter, but Zoomers seem to speak Ubbi Dubbi effortlessly) It was made popular on the PBS show "Zoom".

Answer 6

UVAGU Language!

Douvagu youvagu knovagow whuvagus lavagutin gavagu youvagu thevagu shivaguits?

Answer 7

Here's one for the dedicated coder, learn the morse code the talk in it, speeling out each letter in code, 'DAH'= - and 'DIT' = and .

Answer 8

My parents taught us OPish. You put OP in front of each vowel sound.