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Romance Languages 

Languages that formed from ancient Latin dialects spoken mainly in Rome. Languages include Spanish, French, Portugese, Catalan, Langue d'oc, Italian, Sardinian, and Romanian. These languages tend to share many similar structural and pronunciational guidelines and similarly spelled words.
Romance languages are often easy to learn.
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Burger Langauge 

Niggas who type shit and it doesn't make any fucking sense what so ever.
Burger Langauge Examples

”This Yg all does is make fat jokes

"You ahhh stupid bihh shii nigga”

ᴴᴼᵂ ᵀᴼ ᴿᴱᶜᴼᴳᴺᴵᶻᴱ ᴮᵁᴿᴳᴱᴿ ᴸᴬᴺᴳᵁᴬᴳᴱ

• This language basically makes you lose fucking brain cells.

• Using multiple of the same letter at the end of a word is common for this language also.
Burger Langauge by 5TimeFinessa August 10, 2020

twe fuwwy lanwuage

twe fuwwy lanwuage o-owo
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person #1 : hello! do you speak any other language than english?
person #2 :wes i sweak twe fuwwy lanwuage!uwu
person #1: get the fuck out
Occurs when an actual duck tries to type language but ends up just fucking the word up creating something that sounds like a french person’s Tennis grunt.
Oliver: Whatch your languafe

Brady: you mean language?
Languafe by Bmoney6ix9ine November 14, 2018

Languagism 

Noun:
1. the belief that not all languages are created equal and do not share equal beauty or function. Also the belief that the spoken language will always sound equally bad or good despite the speaker for any set language.
“Their languagism made them avoid the foreign movie while it was in theaters, their friends raved about it later, but they refused to watch something in German even if it was the movie of the century.”
Languagism by EriTanaka June 28, 2016

airport languaje 

the words you can't say at the airport.
Guy 1: yo man I bombed that midterm good thing I'm still allowed to go to the field trip.

Guy2: yo watch your airport languaje man we're in an airport.
airport languaje by jose mar February 15, 2009