Karaoke Language

Thai Romanization.
Seen in karaoke machines all over Thailand so that farang can sing in Thai.
Can be used in Google Translate to type Thai words.
Example: "กำลังใจ" basically reads "kamlang chai"

I don't know about your Romanization stuff, but I'm pretty good at karaoke language.

by Pluem_plu July 13, 2025

foreign language

A clever euphemism used to describe the practice of hiding pornography on YouTube by labeling it with texts in foreign languages, circumventing the platform's strict policies against sexually explicit material.

I heard some creators are using foreign language to sneak their adult content onto YouTube without getting flagged—talk about a creative workaround!

by Emotional Cruiser July 15, 2025

Industrial Language

When swearing is used in the workplace excessively and routinely.

"Hi, I'm new here, where do I go?"
"Just go the **** over towards that **** of a ****** and talk to ****man. He'll tell you what you'll be ******* around with."
"I see you use a lot of industrial language."

by Archmage Mad Hazza the Green August 19, 2025

Standard Language

What posh, self proclaimed 'intelligent', people speak and try to force upon normal people. They think this is the only way that you are allowed to speak and all other forms of language are dumb, stupid, and for total losers.

hey, 'tsup? U still with them boyz?
Speak standard language young man, or you'll burn!!! I will inform your mother immediately.

by Doutzesse September 16, 2025

Galo language

Galo language (or Adi Gallong or Gallong) is a Sino-tibetan language spoken in the himalayan region of Arunachal Pradesh, India, the language has 29,000 speakers (approx) and over 5000 words. The Galo language is a dialect of Adi however Galo and Adi recently only share grammar and some few words, and Galo speakers cannot understand the Adi language. Words like Donyi, Polo, Alo, Silo/Hilo, etc are shared in both languages. Galo language is also spoken by the Galo tribe, most Galo tribe members believe in Christianity or Donyi-Poloism (Donyi-Polo).

"What does it mean in the Galo language?"

by urarunachalibro November 7, 2025

Chinese language

A slang term referring English as tonal language (read: the language where the tone and the intonation influence the meaning of a sentence), e.g. "You want to eat." v.s. "You want to eat?"

I never realized English could be like a Chinese language until I heard someone ask, 'You want to eat?' with such different tones—turns out it totally changes the meaning!

by Emotional Cruiser November 20, 2025

monkey language

the language that has the least letters (a, e, i, o, u), very understandable, and a e uu I oi oi e e e :3

Me: ai

Friend: oi ai ai ai

Me: ai e e o u I a oi oi oi oi e e a u

Kid: what the hell are y'all doing?
Friend: we come from the planet alien and we speak the native monkey language
Me: and we are hungry for your grandma..

Kid: oh shit

Me and Friend: 👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹

by school_chromebook_user December 22, 2025