Australian language

An improved but slightly more bootleg version of the english language

American: "I can never understand aussies when they speak"

Australian: "Fuck off the bloody idiot, the Australian language is the same as yours"

by Scomo's mum January 26, 2020

Amjd language

The language Amjd, Dhari, and Abdul spoke. Using a noun as an adjective is a perfect example for amjd language. Fat= good, bad, or amazing

Amjd: yo guys i got a scholarship!
Dhari: that’s fattttt
- Amjd language

by dhardhar March 7, 2020

Demonetized Language

A term for YouTubers using pseudo-replacement obscene words in an attempt to not get demonetized on the platform. This came about due to YouTube's crackdown on swearing and "offensive" language, especially anything advertisers would hate to see.

Viewer: "Hey why do you use the term 'the coof' rather than 'corona virus' in your video?"
YouTuber: "Because YouTube will demonetize my channel if I used the term 'corona virus'; so I have to use demonetized language in order to get my YouTube money."

by FoxofGrey June 10, 2020

Nick language

Nick language - They don’t generally talk a lot as a species but their vocabulary consists of;

Word, Respect, Loo, Good man, Lmfao

Dude 1: Word
Dude 2: Omg bro wtf r u sayin you must be talkin Nick language

by Cheekylittlebumwank September 8, 2020

Ubiquicheese Language

A specific branch of ubiquitous languages that are focused around businesses in cheese or bank central's

Is our feta environment a main part of our ubiquicheese language?

by einoodle September 26, 2020

Beanie language

Speaking in the voice of this one video with the macaroni and beeaaaannnnsssss

Person 1: *speaks beanie language*
Person 2: You saw the video too, didn't you?
Person 1: The one where they go ''macaroni with the BBEEEEAAAANNNNNNSSSSSSSSS''? Yes. Yes I did.

by DelShadow1995 July 7, 2022

Language

Words

Hym "You know, in reference to the thing you're doing, a guy once said to me 'You can't just swap words around and have it mean something.' and my response to that is 'That violate the basic premise of what constitutes a language.' and what I mean is that if I can't do what I am doing right now; then the words don't mean anything and it's all just stars of David and hats. We're just monkeys barking at each other and someone of us are the good ones and others are bad."

by Hym Iam July 23, 2022