Emo Language 

A language used by sensitive, aggravated teens. Used in cases where the 'emo' describes their feelings in expressive words. Usually not making any sense, and sometimes making the victim of the emo feel very irritated to be around them. Scientists studied that these creatures of the emo background find that their might not be a chance of these beings to overcome this emotional language that they use.

1.You guys are such "procrastinators".(Emo language expressing anger.)
2.I hate my "frickin" life.(Emo Language expressing...anger.)
3.Shut up you "n00b".(Emo Language expressing anger.)

Emo Language by SugrSugrDiseaze February 6, 2007

English language 

Latin and German's weird uncle

The English language is a combination of Latin, German, French and Greek.

English language by IntergalactalEnergy December 4, 2022

shocking language video 

Advertisements of Spanish women with large breast.

*sees ad: shocking language video*

Chick looks old, but damn does she sure have large breasts.

shocking language video by Matthew the Alchemist October 10, 2013

the ner language 

A secret language based around the core word "ner" which appears in all the other words of the language. Only computer geeks, close friends, and true lovers can use/decipher this language.

neir nelr neor nevr neer neyr neor neur = I love you in "the ner language"

the ner language by huggabledoritolover May 9, 2009

GEN-Z Language 

There is no such thing.
Gen-Z language is AAVE, also known as African American Vernacular Language.
Basically a bunch of white kids took the same words and phrases they used to call “ghetto” and “ratchet” and changed the name to “Gen-Z Language”

Girl 1:
“Girl, you what Gen-Z language is??”
Girl 2:
“No.. what is it?”
Girl 1:
“Words like Chile, purr, period, fleek, woke, lit, etc. and phrases like ‘The gag is-’ ‘what’s the tea’ ‘bye Felicia’ etc.”

Girl 2:
“So... AAVE?”

GEN-Z Language by megermind May 10, 2021

bubble language 

Bubble-fubble labble-fanguage ibble-fis ablefay grayble-fayt wayble-fay tooble-foo ibble-firritate rebble-felatives abblefand teable-feachers. Ibblefit ibblefis toble-fotally cubble-fustomible-fizable.

Blub blub blub *pop!*

bubble language by Darksea (Darcy) July 31, 2003

UD Language

Speaking with words only found in the Urban Dictionary.

"I speak UD Language."

"Me too!"

"I was so fungry last night."

"Wow, really? I accidentally took a someoneelsie when you were fungry."

"I have a high-q of 136."

"Wow, then you must be really highper."

"yep!"

UD Language by Ilisten2Metal July 9, 2014