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internetworked language 

An internetnetworked language is a language that is both a query-language and a web templating language.

It can be hosted in a static log-ref; in particular the log-ref's of enterprise flash.

An internetworked language can both host itself and act as a mainframe language.
An internetworked language can host itself.

A common example of internetworked language is JSON-CLI.
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Dick Language

When someone flips between one language to another instead of just sticking with one.

Most often used in online content when metadata or intro is in English but the audio is in another language.
English title, english description, audio is in some dick language... Next!
~ Some 2010 YouTube comment on a tutorial
Dick Language by Kippykip December 11, 2021

Patii Language 

(h3ad) it means (head)
people speaking Jamtii(jam) and Lqvily(Lovely)
*Patii Language* means when you speak the glitchy language.
Patii Language by Saiokiie January 3, 2022

french language 

a beautiful language, but don’t let it fool you. Once you dig deeper, she is like a rotten eggpretty on the outside, but when you try to open, she kills you immediately.
God, why did i choose french language… it’s so pretty, but learning it is horrible! Reminds me of a rotten egg.
french language by annays February 7, 2022

game language 

Specific words and phrases pertaining to certain video games.
sus is an example of game language in among us
game language by MaybeARealWord February 13, 2022

American language 

What people who speak English speak
Another word for British or English
I wish I could talk another language but American language some days
American language by 459395 February 19, 2022

Australian Language

The official language of Australia. Different than English. Commonly discredited as not its own entity. Consists of separate grammar and spelling that is not recognized by those unfamiliar or unaccepting of Australian heritage. Often results in overly unwarranted criticism
‘They don’t speak English in Australia…they speak Australian ’

‘The doctor spoke in the Australian language and instructed the patient to breath as he placed his bouncey stethescope on her chest’