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1 Dialects of English
2 Jargons
- 2.1 blz (Blazon)
3 Ciphers, games, and other English linguistic phenomena
4 Writing systems and other forms of written notation
5 Constructed languages
6 Other

This is a userpage directory of "non-ISO languages" userboxes. It is intended to track migrations to and help organize userboxes in userspace. For the corresponding project directory, see Wikipedia:Userboxes/Non-ISO Languages.

You are welcome to edit this User:UBX/Userboxes directory page, as long as you honor all applicable policies and guidelines. It is recommended this directory be updated in one of three basic ways:

If you move a userbox linked here to userspace, and then bypass redirects with a tool such as AWB, this page will be updated as part of that process.
If you copy-and-paste a userbox linked here to userspace, please update the links here to reflect the userspace location.
If you create a new userbox, feel free to add it to a directory.

For more information see Wikipedia:Userbox migration.

This page is for the spinoffs on actual Babel boxes but aren't actual ISO language sets. These would be things like en-B (bullshit), en-L (lazy English), ubx (userboxes), etc. If you were looking for actual language userboxes, see Wikipedia:Babel.

[edit] Dialects of English

[edit] AmE (American English)

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Template:User AmE-0

en-us-1

This user has a basic understanding of American English.

en-us-2

This user has an intermediate understanding of American English.

en-us-3

This user has an advanced understanding of American English.

en-us-4

This user has a near-native understanding of American English.

Template:User AmE-5

en-us-n

This user is a native speaker of American English.

en-us

This user can speak American English.

[edit] en-au (Australian English)

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AU-1

This user is a meagre speaker of Australian English.

AU-2

This user is an intermediate speaker of Australian English.

AU-3

This user is a fluent speaker of Australian English.

AU-4

This user has a near-native understanding of Australian English.

AU-5

This user believes that Australian English is the only real English, and will likely respond to any use of The Queen's or American English with disgust.

au	This user is a native speaker of Australian English.

au	This user is a native speaker of Australian English.

AU-SA

This user is a native speaker a' South Australian English.

AU-WA

This user's a native speaker a' Westraylyaan.

AU-N

This user's a native speaker of an Australian Aboriginal Language.

au-A

This user's a speaker of Australian Aboriginal English.

[edit] en-gb (British English)

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Template:User en-gb-0

en-gb-1

This user is able to contribute with a meagre level of British English.

en-gb-2

This user is an intermediate speaker of British English.

en-gb-3

This user is a fluent speaker of British English.

en-gb-4

This user has a near-native understanding of British English.

en-gb-5

This user believes that British English is the only real English, and will likely respond to any use of American English with "how crude!"

en-gb-N

This user is a native speaker of British English.

en-gb

This user can speak British English.

[edit] CalE (California English)

Code

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Template:User CalE-0

en-us-ca-1

This person's California English sucks. They're probably from the East Coast.

en-us-ca-2

This person is pretty good at speaking California English, but they still say "Frisco" sometimes.

en-us-ca-3

This person is awesome at speaking California English.

en-us-ca-4

Even though this person is so faking their California English, they're totally undetectable. I mean, you can't even tell.

Template:User CalE-5

Template:User CalE-N

en-us-ca

Dude, this person is totally a native California English speaker.

[edit] CaE (Canadian English)

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Template:User CaE-0

en-ca-1

This user has a basic understanding of Canadian English, eh.

Template:User CaE-2

Template:User CaE-3

en-ca-4

This user speaks Canadian English at a near-native level.

Template:User CaE-5

en-ca-N

This user is a native speaker of Canadian English.

en-ca

This user can speak Canadian English.

[edit] crs (Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang)

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User:UBX/RS-0

User:UBX/RS-1

User:UBX/RS-2

User:UBX/RS-3

User:UBX/RS-4

User:UBX/RS-5

User:UBX/RS-N

This user comes from Republika Srpska.

[edit] en-MN (Minnesotan)

Code

Result

Template:User en-MN-0

Template:User en-MN-1

Template:User en-MN-2

Template:User en-MN-3

Template:User en-MN-4

Template:User en-MN-5

Template:User en-MN-N

en-us-mn

This user can speak Minnesotan.

[edit] en-sg (Singlish)

Code

Result

en-sg-0

This user does not understand Singlish (or understand it with difficulties, or does not want to hear and speak).

en-sg-1

This user can speak a tiny bit of Singlish only.

en-sg-2

This user's Singlish not very good lah.

en-sg-3

This user Singlish quite tzai leh.

en-sg-4

Dis user Singlish si beh powderful one lor.

Template:User en-sg-5

Not Applicable

en-sg

Dis guy hor, Singlish moh tuck teng! Dun speak Singlish also buay sai! Born dat day can speak it liao!

[edit] SoE (Southern English)

Code

Result

Template:User SoE-0

SoE-1

This here fella or lady has a basic understanding of Southern English, meaning they probably know what "y'all" means.

SoE-2

This here user has an intermediate understanding of Southern American English, occasionally using "y'all" and sometimes even "ain't".

SoE-3

This here user has an advanced understanding of Southern English and has developed something of a drawl.

SoE-4

This user has a near-native understanding of Southern English and has spent a lot of time in the South.

SoE-5

This fine human being speaks and understands Southern English proficiently and is therefore a true Southern belle or gentleman.

SoE-n

This person is a native speaker of Southern American English ("Southern by the grace of God!")

Template:User SoE

[edit] Jargons

[edit] blz (Blazon)

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blz-0

This user doesn't understand, or wish to understand any blazon

blz-1

This user is able to contribute with a basic level of blazon.

blz-2

This user is an intermediate speaker of blazon.

blz-3

This user is a fluent speaker of blazon.

blz-4

This user is a near native speaker of blazon.

blz-5

This user speaks blazon at a professional level for the College of Arms.

blz-N

This user is a native speaker of blazon.

blz

This user can speak blazon.

[edit] Ciphers, games, and other English linguistic phenomena

[edit] 1337 (Leetspeak)

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1337-0

This user has no idea what the hell 1337 is and/or prefers to contribute using proper words.

1337-1

Th1s us3r is 4bl3 t0 c0ntribut3 with 4 b4si< l3v3l of 1337.

1337-2

7h15 u53r 15 48l3 70 (0n7r18u+3
\/\/i7h 4|\| 1|\73rm3d14+3 l3\/3l 0f 1337.

1337-3

+|-|15 |_|53|2 <4/\/ (0/\/+|2!|3|_|+3 \/\/1+|-| 4/\/ 4|)\/4/\/(3|) 13\/31 0|= 1337.

1337-4

7|-|!$ |_|$3|2 (@|\| |23@|) @|\||) \/\/|2!73 1337 @7 @ |\|3@|2-|\|@7!\/3 13\/31.

1337-5

7|-|15 u$3r 15 4813 +* ([]|\|7|218u73
\/\/17|-| 4 |*r0f35510|\|@1 13\/31 ()f 1337.

1337-n

+|-|15 |_|><0|20z 15 +3|-| /\/471\/3 5|*33|<z0|2 0|= |€€+.

1337

7|-|15 |_|x0r 5|>34|<5 1337.

[edit] Nadsat

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Result

This droog is quite horrorshow at govoreeting Nadsat.

[edit] pig (Pig Latin)

Code

Result

pig-0

Isthay ersonpay oesday otnay understandyay Igpay Atinlay (oryay understandsyay ityay ithway onsiderablecay ifficultiesday).

pig-1

Isthay useryay isyay ableyay otay ontributecay ithway ayay asicbay evellay ofyay Igpay Atinlay.

pig-2

Isthay useryay ancay ontributecay ithway anyay intermediateyay evellay ofyay Igpay Atinlay.

pig-3

Isthay useryay ancay ontributecay ithway anyay advancedyay evellay ofyay Igpay Atinlay.

pig-4

Isthay useryay eaksspay Igpay Atinlay atyay ayay earnay-ativenay evellay.

pig-5

Isthay useryay ancay ontributecay Igpay Atinlay atyay ayay ofessionalpray evellay.

pgl

Isthay useryay isyay ayay ativenay eakerspay ofyay Igpay Atinlay.

pig

Isthay useryay ancay eakspay Igpay Atinlay.

[edit] Rot13 (Rot13)

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Result

Rot13-0

Guvf hfre qbrf abg haqrefgnaq Ebg13 (be haqrefgnaqf vg jvgu pbafvqrenoyr qvssvphygl).

Rot13-1

Guvf hfre vf noyr gb pbagevohgr jvgu n onfvp yriry bs Ebg13.

Rot13-2

Guvf hfre vf noyr gb pbagevohgr jvgu na vagrezrqvngr yriry bs Ebg13.

Rot13-3

Guvf hfre vf noyr gb pbagevohgr jvgu na nqinaprq yriry bs Ebg13.

Rot13-4

Guvf hfre fcrnxf Ebg13 ng n arne-angvir yriry.

Rot13-5

Guvf hfre vf noyr gb pbagevohgr jvgu n cebsrffvbany yriry bs Ebg13.

Rot13

Guvf hfre vf n angvir fcrnxre bs Ebg13.

Rot13

Guvf hfre fcrnxf Ebg13.

[edit] Writing systems and other forms of written notation

[edit] ara (Arabic alphabet)

Code	Result
{{user ara-0}}	Template:User ara-0
{{user ara-1}}	Template:User ara-1
{{user ara-2}}	Template:User ara-2
{{user ara-3}}	Template:User ara-3
{{user ara-4}}	Template:User ara-4
{{user ara-5}}	Template:User ara-5
{{user ara-N}}	Template:User ara-N
{{user ara}}	Template:User ara

[edit] cyr (Cyrillic alphabet)

[edit] Deseret Alphabet

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Template:User Deseret English-0

Template:User Deseret English-1

Template:User Deseret English-2

Template:User Deseret English-3

Template:User Deseret English-4

Template:User Deseret English-5

Template:User Deseret English-N

dsrt

This user has an interest in the Deseret alphabet, a phonetic alphabet for the English language.

[edit] grk (Greek Alphabet)

Code	Result
{{user grk-0}}	Template:User grk-0
{{user grk-1}}	Template:User grk-1
{{user grk-2}}	Template:User grk-2
{{user grk-3}}	Template:User grk-3
{{user grk-4}}	Template:User grk-4
{{user grk-5}}	Template:User grk-5
{{user grk-N}}	Template:User grk-N
{{user grk}}	Template:User grk

[edit] heb (Hebrew alphabet)

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Template:User heb-0

Template:User heb-1

Template:User heb-2

Template:User heb-3

Template:User heb-4

Template:User heb-5

Template:User heb-N

א	This user fully understands the Hebrew alphabet.

[edit] ipa (International Phonetic Alphabet)

commented out due to deletion tag

[edit] ko-han (Hanja)

Code

Result

Template:User ko-han-0

ko-
han-1

이 使用者는 簡單한 漢字의 理解가 可能합니다.

ko-
han-2

이 使用者는 普通水準漢字의 理解가 可能합니다.

ko-
han-3

이 使用者는 高級水準漢字의 理解가 可能합니다.

Template:User ko-han-4

Template:User ko-han-5

Template:User ko-han-N

Template:User ko-han

[edit] Constructed languages

[edit] tlh (Klingon)

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tlh-0

This user does not speak, or want to speak, Klingon.

tlh-1

loQ tlhIngan Hol jatlh lo'wI'vam.

tlh-2

tlhIngan Hol jatlh lo'wI'vam.

tlh-3

tlhIngan Hol jatlhchu' lo'wI'vam.

tlh-4

lo'wI'vam Sung Hol 'oHlaw' tlhIngan Hol’e'.

Klingon seems to be the native language of this user.

Template:User tlh-5

tlh

lo'wI'vam Sung Hol 'oH tlhIngan Hol’e'.

This user is a native speaker of Klingon.

tlh

tlhIngan Hol lujatlh lo'wI'pu'vam.

This user speaks Klingon.

[edit] nws (Newspeak)

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nws-0

This user oldspeaks, or newspeaks doubleplusungoodwise.

nws-1

This user newspeaks ungoodwise.

nws-2

This user newspeaks.

nws-3

This user newspeaks goodwise.

nws-4

This user newspeaks plusgoodwise.

nws-5

This user newspeaks doubleplusgoodwise.

nws-N

This user bellyfeels newspeak.

nws

This user newspeaks.

[edit] que (Quenya))

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qya-0

This user doesn't know any Quenya and most likely has never even read The Lord of the Rings.

qya-1

Yuhtaro sina ná Þundo hanyo quenyanen.

qya-2

Yuhtaro sina ná mára hanyo quenyanen.

qya-3

Yuhtaro sina ná maite hanyo quenyanen.

qya-4

Yuhtaro sina ná nóla hanyo quenyanen.

qya-5

Yuhtaro sina ná quende quenyanen.

qya

Yuhtaro sina ná Ñoldo.

qya

Yuhtaro sina ná Ñoldo.

[edit] srn (Sindarin)

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Result

sjn-0

This user doesn't know any Sindarin and most likely has never even read The Lord of the Rings.

sjn-1

I iuithron hen gâr ist dithen o lam Edhellen.

sjn-2

I iuithron hen gâr ist vaer o lam Edhellen.

sjn-3

I iuithron hen gâr ist laew o lam Edhellen.

sjn-4

I iuithron hen gâr ist ovor o lam Edhellen.

sjn-5

I iuithron hen gâr i ist bân o lam Edhellen.

srn-N

I lam Edhellen i lam naneth en iuithron hen.

sjn

I iuithron hen pêd i lam Edhellen

[edit] Toki Pona

Code

Result

Template:User tokipona-0

toki
pona-1

jan ni li toki lili e toki pona.

toki
pona-2

jan ni li toki e toki pona.

toki
pona-3

jan ni li toki pona e toki pona.

toki
pona-4

jan ni li toki pona mute e toki pona.

Template:User tokipona-5

Template:User tokipona-N

toki
pona

tenpo ona ali la jan ni li toki e toki pona.

[edit] Wdk (Wenedyk)

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Result

Wdk-0

This user has no idea how to speak Wenedyk but can tell you where it's from.

Wdk-3

Ił wcielzatórz pocie kotrzybytar en lęgwie wenedczej sur niwiół owęcaty i przeście włydy.

Wdk

Ił wcielzatórz porła en wenedku.

This user speaks Wenedyk.

[edit] Other

[edit] en-B (Bullshit)

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BS-0

This person does not understand Bullshit (or understands it with considerable difficulties or does not wish to communicate in Bullshit).

BS-1

This user is able to contribute with a basic level of Bullshit.

BS-2

This user is able to contribute with an intermediate level of Bullshit.

BS-3

This user is able to contribute with an advanced level of Bullshit.

BS-4

This user is able to contribute with a near-native level of Bullshit.

BS-5

This user is able to contribute with a professional level of Bullshit.

BS-n

This user is a native speaker of Bullshit.

BS	This user can speak Bullshit.

[edit] du (Dumbass)

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User:UBX/du-0

du-1

This user does not wish to speak or hear dumbass, but is resigned to the necessity of at least understanding it in an environment of massive collaboration.

du-2

This user is able to contribute with an intermediate level of dumbass.

du-3

This user is able to contribute with an advanced level of dumbass.

du-4

This user is able to contribute with a near-native level of dumbass.

du-5

This user is able to contribute with such an expert level of dumbass that they could easily be mistaken for a dumbass.

User:UBX/du-N

du	This user can speak dumbass.

[edit] fgn (Foreign)

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fgn-0

This user doesn't speak any dialect of foreign, and will talk to foreigners in English believing they will understand if one is just loud enough.

fgn-1

This user can scrape by in at least one dialect of foreign.

fgn-2

This user speaks several dialects of foreign.

fgn-3

This user is fluent in several dialects of foreign.

fgn-4

This user speaks several dialects of foreign at a near native level.

fgn-5

This user speaks nearly all dialects of foreign at a virtually native level.

fgn-n

This user is a native speaker of foreign.

fgn

This user can speak foreign.

[edit] gb (Gibberish/Simlish)

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Result

gb-0

This user cannot tolerate any form of Gibberish language, and is therefore easily emotionally traumatized by The Sims.

gb-1

Dsh uuzzr izzzabll tuh kuntibbit wizza bveyschhhik lvvllov Gbrsh.

gb-2

Dsh uuzzr izzzabll tuh kuntibbit wizza innermeeeeeeeeeeeedit lvvllov Gbrsh.

gb-3

Dsh uuzzr izzzabll tuh kuntibbit wizza dvanssd lvvllov Gbrsh.

gb-4

Dsh uuzzr speekz Gbrsh atttuh neerneeteev lvvll.

gb-5

Mea-gufaaw bee gee, op ada bee gee bee gee, en a wooka-dis now!

gb-n

Dsh uuzzr ízzzá nããããæætívvv speekrrróv Gbrsh.

gb	Dsh uuzzr speekz Gbrsh.

[edit] en-L (Lazy English)

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LE-0

This individual still maintains a shred of dignity in this insane world by adhering to correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalisation.

LE-1

This user's been known to screw up the occasional sentence and make the occasional typo, but is otherwise pretty accurate with regards to English.

LE-2

This user frequently messes up punctuation and grammar of large sections of text, but not too seriously.

LE-3

This user does punctuation and capitalization, but correct grammer and spilleng be daymnd.

LE-4

this user uses punctuation, but doesn't care about other stuff when typing English.

LW-5	rhia uaew sowanr wcwn mKW AUEW HIA/HWE DINFWEA ew LL ON RHW EIFHR KWYA VWDOEW RYPINF

LE-5	This user doesn't even make sure his/her fingers are all on the right keys before typing.

LE-n

Dis usa has foregon the use of grammer and speling sinse b4 he/she was born and has no intencion 2 eva start uzing it,

Template:User en-L

[edit] Runglish (Ранглиш/Рунглиш)

Code	Result
{{user runglish-0}}	Template:User runglish-0
{{user runglish-1}}	Template:User runglish-1
{{user runglish-2}}	Template:User runglish-2
{{user runglish-3}}	Template:User runglish-3
{{user runglish-4}}	Template:User runglish-4
{{user runglish-5}}	Template:User runglish-5
{{user runglish-N}}	Template:User runglish-N
{{user runglish}}	Template:User runglish

[edit] ubx (Userbox)

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Result

ubx-0

This user does not enjoy userboxes.

ubx-1

This user is a userbox novice.

ubx-2

This user is an intermediate user of userboxes.

ubx-3

This user is an advanced userbox user.

ubx-4

This user is an expert userbox user.

ubx-5

This user uses entirely too many userboxes.

ubx-n

This user communicates exclusively via userboxes.

ubx

This user uses userboxes.

[edit] ot (Wants to learn other languages)

Code

Result

...

This user would not like to know any more languages.

...

This user would like to be able to speak some more languages.

...

This user would like to be able to speak many more languages.

...

This user would like to know oodles more languages.

...

This user would like to know all existing languages.

...

This user is a professional translator of one or more languages.

...!

This user knows all languages, and is most likely Dr. Daniel Jackson.

...

This user would like to be able to speak more languages.

[edit] dlph (Dolphin)

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Result

dlph-0

This user cannot speak, has considerable difficulty speaking, or does not wish to speak dolphin.

dlph-1

Eeek ack sque'ek ook kkkk'k squeek.

dlph-2

Eeeeeik ooiuu kkkk'kk squeek ack oook.

dlph-3

Sree ack oooor squeeee'rr aiiiuu squeek.

dlph-4

Kkkkk'kk oook reeeee eeee'kk squeek ack.

dlph-5

Sreeee ack oork ee'urrr sque'ek eer.

dlph-N

Sree'ook kkkk'kk eee ack.

dlph

Squeek oorr'k eeeeeeeee'kk.

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	User:UBX userbox directories
Babel* • Grammar • Non-ISO Languages • Programming • Education • Health • Life • Location • Personality • Time • Zodiac
Politics, opinions and beliefs
Beliefs • Political Parties • Regional Politics • Religion • Sexuality (Xaosflux)
Interests and tastes
Automotive • Books • Colours • Computing • Food • Games • Interests • Mathematics • Media • Music • Pets • Sports
Wikipedia-related – Other userboxes
Wikipedia • WikiProjects* • Userboxes • Emoticons • Humor • Seasonal
* at Wikipedia:Userboxes • • See also: Userbox boilerplate • MiraLuka's Nav • GRBerry's Directory • WP:GUS

Languages – Life, status and situation
	Userbox archives by topic in userspace
Babel • Grammar (1, 2, 3) • Non-ISO (1, 2) • Program (1, 2) • Education (1, 2, 3, 4) • Health (1, 2) • Life, (1, 2) • Location (1, 2, 3, 4) • Personality (1, 2) • Time • Zodiac (1, 2)
Politics, opinions and beliefs
Beliefs (1, 2, 3) • Political parties (1, 2, 3) • Politics • Regional politics (1, 2) • Religion (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) • Sexuality
Interests and tastes
Automotive • Books (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) • Colours • Comedy (1, 2, 3, 4) • Comics • Computing (1, 2) • Film (1) • Food (1, 2, 3) • Games (1, 2, 3, 4) • Interests (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) • Mathematics • Media (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) • Music (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) • Pets (1, 2, 3) • Sports (1, 2, 3)
Wikipedia-related – Other userboxes
Wikipedia (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) • WikiProjects (1, 2) • Userboxes (1, 2, 3) • Emoticons • Humor (1, 2, 3) • Seasonal (1, 2)
v • d • e See also: Mixed-topic archives • Wikipedia:Userboxes • Wikipedia:Userbox migration • Userbox boilerplate

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User:UBX/Userboxes/Non-ISO Languages

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Contents

[edit] Dialects of English

[edit] AmE (American English)

[edit] en-au (Australian English)

[edit] en-gb (British English)

[edit] CalE (California English)

[edit] CaE (Canadian English)

[edit] crs (Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang)

[edit] en-MN (Minnesotan)

[edit] en-sg (Singlish)

[edit] SoE (Southern English)

[edit] Jargons

[edit] blz (Blazon)

[edit] Ciphers, games, and other English linguistic phenomena

[edit] 1337 (Leetspeak)

[edit] Nadsat

[edit] pig (Pig Latin)

[edit] Rot13 (Rot13)

[edit] Writing systems and other forms of written notation

[edit] ara (Arabic alphabet)

[edit] cyr (Cyrillic alphabet)

[edit] Deseret Alphabet

[edit] grk (Greek Alphabet)

[edit] heb (Hebrew alphabet)

[edit] ipa (International Phonetic Alphabet)

[edit] ko-han (Hanja)

[edit] Constructed languages

[edit] tlh (Klingon)

[edit] nws (Newspeak)

[edit] que (Quenya))

[edit] srn (Sindarin)

[edit] Toki Pona

[edit] Wdk (Wenedyk)

[edit] Other

[edit] en-B (Bullshit)

[edit] du (Dumbass)

[edit] fgn (Foreign)

[edit] gb (Gibberish/Simlish)

[edit] en-L (Lazy English)

[edit] Runglish (Ранглиш/Рунглиш)

[edit] ubx (Userbox)

[edit] ot (Wants to learn other languages)

[edit] dlph (Dolphin)

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