what r other "languages" like pig latin?

Question

there's this one i cant think of.it has something to do w/ adding something after every consanent

Answer 1

Ubbi Dubbi!
Ubbi Dubbi is a type of Gibberish, in that it functions by adding a certain infix before the rime of each syllable. There are at least two different "dialects" of Ubbi Dubbi, each using a different infix. Both Ubbi Dubbi and Obby Dobby are also known as "Pig Greek".

[edit] Ubbi Dubbi

Ubbi Dubbi is spoken in the United States, and works by adding -ub- (IPA: [əb]) before the vowel(s) in each syllable. Examples:

* speak → spubeak /ˈspəbik/
* hello → hubellubo /ˈhəbɛˌləboʊ/
* extra → ubextruba /ˈəbɛksˌtɹəbə/

Answer 2

For those who do not know: "Pig Latin," immensely popular in the late 30s, when I suppose a lot of people who didn't get it were forced to take real Latin, consisted in removing the initial syllable of an English word, transposing it to the end and adding "ae". Delicate words like "pregnant," eg, would become "epregnantae" -- not that anyone ever was in those days.

Pretty soon, though, these transpositions became transparent to everyone, including the German intruders in the Battle of the Bulge, so I suppose all that remains of it is some memories.

Answer 3

There are so many. Go to google and click the language tools link. Mixed in with real languages are "languages" like pig latin (pig latin included)

Answer 4

There is pig lating and jibberish.
Those are the only 2 I know there are others I just can't think of them.Oh there is that Zoom language and Snoop Dogg talk.

-Gooy Lucy

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Answer 5

There's Snoop Dogg's "-izzle" language

Answer 6

theres one called gooble de glop, or something like that. These girls i went to school w/ used to do it all the time, never could figure it out. It was annoying as hell.

Answer 7

gibberish

there are a couple other ones on here

http://www.wikihow.com/Speak-Gibberish