Secret Language

[drabramow]

TUTORIAL???

[drabramow]

TUTORIAL PLZZZZZZ

[AngelBiLove]

I just speak Japanese. Nobody round these parts tends to speak Japanese slang. Or, i tend to ues literary references. Such as "norbury" from holmes.

[sushiigoats]

@ballahallashalla Ahah well said!!! :)

[DelightfulDementia]

Oooh, that sounded beautiful. I'm currently developing my own language. At first it was for a book idea, which I abandoned, so now I do it for fun. I created an alphabet for it and have a rough draft for the number system. I haven't tried my hand at speaking it yet, but here's a bit of it in text if you're interested:

Ri namiyr Surk daleinan. Balath' ri penaz rirk daleinan daltih'tusk nastarm.

[50zinger]

You are awesome! A truly unique human and proof that life will always be interesting because people are!

[thybigballs]

There is no such thing as secrets.

[SheTookTheCookieBox]

This is extraordinary! I'm...startled :D It kind of reminds me of Russian though.

[HarleysWonderland]

i would love to learn this language! :) lol inbox me any way you could help me learn it?? please lol

[traeus]

Um, well I don't have a SECRET language per se, but I am in the process of making one(and then later, 2 more) for a story I'm working out in my head. I don't know if I'll ever get to writing the book but I don't think I'll give up on my current language any time soon. It's kinda based from English, French, Japanese, Sindarin, and Latin. I've been listening to some celtic music l8ly and it sounds good so I might put in some Gaelic influenc, too. It's not named yet.

[AstronoMermaid]

This is awesome!! It sounds like a real language :D

[redrose4ishtar]

don`t do too many chhhh`s like in german it ruins your beautiful english tongue or voice cords please take special care of yourself as I fancy you a little. No, more than that to be honest. It was love at first sight I am happy to say. Bless you, darling.

[Serial520]

Yeah my friends and i used to have a language as a kid we called pine language and it was like hoots and clicking, we used to use it when we build forts

[ballahallashalla]

I can speak both Chaldean and Assyrian in addition to swedish and English, as do my best friends... Chaldean & Assyrian just so happens to contain these "guttural" sounds of which you speak of. You, my dear, posses a very despicable personality. Besides that, you are a bitch with disastrous eyebrows. your nose is wonky, one of your eyes is clearly bigger than the other, Your hair is VERY frizzy, and you need to work off those extra pounds darling :)

[mimijrsteve]

very interesting

[WARXDEVILXALAN]

I made a secret dictionary I made a secrete letter list using made up symbols with dots,curves,slashes, and made up symbols like V is a CHECK with LITTLE SLASH under it and dot in-between the check

[WARXDEVILXALAN]

I made a secrete dictionary we use symbols that i made up with some roman words and verses I call it STOFNI. So now we can talk in secrecy during class in our language

[savkekg]

wow your accent is so British, i mean it is like it was not spoken by some person, but cool secret language =)

[nelyud]

It's all Welsh to me.

[crazyatomicbear]

Titha si yiver tintersing. Yim elanguag si tiwha I ma kispeaing wino. Fi uyo nac kicrac eth ecod, nethe I liwil eadvertis rifo uyo.

This is very interesting. My language is what I am speaking now. If you can crack the code, then I will advertise for you.

[crazyatomicbear]

Titha si yiver tintersing. Yim elanguag si tiwha I ma kispeaing wino. Fi uyo nac kicrac eth ecod, nethe I liwil eadvertis rifo uyo.

This is very interesting. My language is what I am speaking now. If you can crack the code, then I will advertise for you.

[TheOneAndOnlyMe92]

So hows your dictionary coming along, now 2 years down the line?

It sounds very scandinavian .

[schnitzelpro]

You are rather quite clever. You are so interesting!!! :D:D:D Greeting from an American Friend! :D

[Chonch95]

I've actually made my own language. It's called Jwati and I'm still developing it. It's for something quite nerdy though... I'm writing a game script ^-^

[HassinLebaneseGuy]

Interesting.

[MAKArithmetic]

It's a little-known fact that language actually originated from pompous little cavegirls making fun of fat cavewomen during the hunt.

[strangeaslife]

Your language has bits that remind me of Gaelic and French. Anyway, very interesting and neat sounding. 

[hopelovelove]

here is my secret lanuage word of the day

snootie tottie

snobby wobby

bitchy witchy

[nutrigrain1998]

That is crazy, how do you speak that?

[kaydee114]

well that was quite rude

[XstarroxX]

WAT....THE......HELL !!!

[handstandnat]

I have a sectere language!!!!

Okay so you put ton inbetween every word heres a sentence,

if its a 1 letter word you leave it

itonm otonn youtontube

[handstandnat]

I have a sectere language!!!!

Okay so you put ton inbetween every word heres a sentence,

(if its a 1 letter word you leave it!)

itonm otonn youtontube

[Jorgenstor]

I tried to suggest you about implementing the proto-celtic grammar. But unfortunately that's not well-known. But it shouldn't be very different from the proto-indo-european grammar. But if you really want to be innovative (not really in linguistic sense), you can try to implement the ergative-absolutive like found in Sumerian instead of the nominative-accusative scheme found in indo-european. ""Knowing" Words in Indo-European Languages, Note" provides a brief discourse on the two.

[Jorgenstor]

You've probably been influenced a lot by Scottish Gaelic in making your new language.

[Lissy255]

if you are being serious, you give the english a bad name.

[rafelia034]

I've got a secret writing if that counts :p

[Theclowcard]

You sound rough just like Icelandic language, which is hard for any foreigner to learn and adjust.

[bella10riddle]

:)I love your voice/accent/language. Could you please email me at dejshamorris@dodo.com.au, as I'd love to learn to speak it?

[bella10riddle]

:)

[shaabangles]

It sounds like Welsh! That's brilliant.

I don't need a secret language, if I need to gossip, I just do it in Welsh, because not many people will understand.

[PhoebeBushbaby]

@shaabangles I once heard a woman on the train having a deep and meaningful conversation with her boyfriend on her phone in Welsh. I waited until it was my stop, stood up and said to her in Welsh, "Would you like my seat?"

[traeus]

@shaabangles Yeah, Welsh is really hard for me to get. It's probably easier to learn than Korean, tho

[madmoody79]

i can never get tired of listening to u seriously ..ur amazing ..

[madmoody79]

plz teach on utube , how to do british accent plz

[MagiMysteryTour]

There are a number of secret languages spoken by various groups of "Travelers" (also called Tinkers) in Ireland, Scotland, Norway and elsewhere. Look up Shelta in Wikipedia and follow related links. The Lord's Prayer in Shelta is particularly funny.

[ahernra]

Oh my goodness, may i just say that you seem the most wonderful person? I totally love your accent <3

[admiraljello]

This is more a cipher than a language, no? Regardless, though, it's quite a thing you've done. I can't say I've ever gone through the sustained effort it would take to create my own form of communication and then instruct another in its use. When I wish to communicate with others without being overheard, I just use a dead language--it's much easier, and comes with a veneer of culture.

[bruno2260]

Sooo, who do you talk to?

[Kisebara]

"Elan, ve'leisa os?" = "Hello, how are you?"

"Osaik adut. He'ce'lut os." = "I am fine. Thank you."

My language is a bit of a cipher language with it's own tricks and turns to help throw off translators. For instance, you and I are not translated via cipher, but are instead their own words, Os and Osa. Some words are combined and reversed, then translated via cipher. It's fun and pretty easy if you know the cipher.

[EMOSLVTUBE]

i need to learn this ^^ please teach it to me :)

[nathanbowentz]

LadyChetynneJay,

I am fascinated by your language!!

It is beautiful! I would love to learn Chnod.

I have a secret language of my own which i use with my cousin. We created it 2 years ago and still till today i use it, though i am in highschool!

I would really enjoy talking with you sometime!

[nathanbowentz]

LadyChetynneJay,

I am fascinated by your language Chnod!! It is beautiful!

I have a secret language of my own, called Glishen.

I would really enjoy talking to you further.

[nathanbowentz]

LadyChetynneJay,

I am absolutely amazed by your secret language!!

It is beautiful!

I do have a secret language of my own and would like to discuss it with you!

Thanks

[nathanbowentz]

LadyChatynneJay,

I love your secret language, I have a secret language of my own called Glishen.

I would love to learn your language and discuss further about secret languages!!

Thanks

[screaminred16]

i disagree with toReasonWhy i think 00:13 is better. And i do have a secret language which i have yet to show with anyone. Its called elvish, there are apparently different dialects, but its not well know. Im learning Quenya elvish, look into it.

[nathanbowentz]

LadyChetynneJay, I am greatly impressed by your language!! Absolutely great, i loved the way it sounds! I would love for you to create another video and speak only in your secret language!

I am in high school and me and my cousin created a secret language 2 years ago that we still use today. It is called Glishen.

We use it to talk in front of people when we don't want them to know what we are talking about.

Let me know if you create a video in your secret language.

[nathanbowentz]

LadyChetynneJay, I am greatly impressed by your language!! Absolutely great, i loved the way it sounds! I would love for you to create another video and speak only in your secret language!

I am in high school and me and my cousin created a secret language 2 years ago that we still use today. It is called Glishen.

We use it to talk in front of people when we don't want them to know what we are talking about.

Let me know if you create a video in your secret language.

[DavidEatsPaste]

THIS IS AMAZING.

[bimtav]

In spanish (though its a waning tradition) women would talk to each other in "f" or "p".... simply by inserting the chosen consonant after each syllable and repeating the main vowel....

[sneakyninjacrow]

Sounds like Welsh. It's quite beautiful.

[taylord1]

i did when i was in like 5th grade then i grew up..

[BPerone201]

Shput

[ParanoidGallows]

It sounds like Welsh lol

[HowBlast]

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[emzang]

What a posh Betch!

[CamM321123]

tosser x

[BOT101st]

It sounds like scottish or welsh gaelic :D

But still, you could make this into English Gaelic!

[Reesescup7up]

your ugly as fuck and have man eyebrows

[Piranathug]

English is not a beautiful language. It's a smart language because it's so easy to learn and transfer data. AND BATTLE-AXE IS MY WORD!!!!!!

[traeus]

@Piranathug French is a beautiful language.

[LaQuishmia]

i actually started speaking backwards at a young age, and i've gotten to the point where i can fluently ramble on and on in it

its wierd... i've never really mentioned it to anyone and this is the first time ive ever really thought about it until now... o_o

[Noname1850]

Touch on the eyebrows most certainly wouldn't hurt her.

[OhhWaldoBaybee]

posh bitch.

[TheMormonboy1]

Hey, I've made a secret language too. I'd love to be in touch and tell you about it.

[MrDrumMania]

splo a kulwa jebia, trach na lać nowiedalia jeś cisieka śćatowarinipolna_

[Johnrosstaiwan]

my mother tongue is made up of "rough and guttural sounds". You are rude and your"proper" English is nothing less than a mockery.

[WarpedSenseOfHumor]

That was cool. How do you speak it?

[fgitogo]

it sounds a bit like german laced with klingon. it's definitely something i wouldn't have though of myself, though my brain is more creative writing than creative speaking.

[MyTwilightStorys]

I do and Its WAY easier.... Its called op languge and all you do is spell out the word but Volies, you say op after like cop or bop or pop, but the letters you dont say is x and k.... Here is an exspample: I Love Justin Beiber: I LopOVopE JopUSopTopINop BopEIBopERop... all the letters that are IN The word is capped, all the lower is op.... But you really say Cop, Rop, Pop, and stuff, So Enjoy and if you tell people about this, Tell the MyTwilightStorys Made this Up... Byee,or BopYopEE

lol XD

[mlomgmlomg]

Pardon my comment, however I must mention your erroneous and hateful conclusion about overweight individuals. It was quite disappointing to hear an educated individual like you express this way.

[tulovin]

I cant type mine because it is in pictograph but i also write it in english letters like hic or hieflioke is hello and miokemi is mom

[marybi]

i want to PUNCH you in the face.

please allow me to.

or i'll just ALLOW myself.

and heyyyyyy heyyy heyyy CATERPILLAR EYEBROWS who the hell are you calling fat.

your eyebrows are seconds away from turning into butterflies

seriously you're a disgrace to everyone in your country

congradulations

AMERICA hates you

[steeeeeveD]

i have one, you take the first letter of every word and change it into the next letter in the alphebet, and after every consanent u put an og. so computer would be domogpogutoerog. but could u teach us a little more on ur language because it sounds cool and ive tryed to get it but i just cant understand please make a totural

[WonderIGaming]

OH DEAR GOD

[99bananababe]

of course you're british. you just do a stereotypical accent. plus, you do an american accent way too well.

[BlueZephyrTG]

I have a 'secret language'. It's called Welsh :)

Obviously, I can't use it at home (because I live in Wales), but it proves to be the most useful thing ever when I'm abroad and need to say something discreetly because, not only are people unable to understand what I'm saying, but people often ask what language we're speaking! The only danger is running into some other Welsh speakers, seeking as there are over 3 million in the world :/

[stickloc]

satan

[tvirus101]

that's freaking crazy, but cool.

[madamen13]

You know, those "rough and guttural sounds" are actually quite commonly used in Norwegian.

I know, we must be such Vikings, barbarians.

[h3lblad3]

@madamen13

We should raid the British Isles. :D

[OlaLumiereSanctus]

That sounds so wispy and fun. I'm not clever enough to come up with a secret language, I simply whisper.

[marcoamedrano]

sounds like you married German with Hungarian.

[AnimalsInMyHeart]

Yes, I have a secret language. But there are many people that know this language. I started it at a website and came up with the first word.

[traeus]

@AnimalsInMyHeart Coolness, could you tell me the link? I might not end up trying to learn it but it sounds interesting and I'd like to take a look at it.

[BimDrummer]

NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK

[KindomHPrincess]

@BimDrummer LMFAO wtf?

[panconhuevo1992]

i love ur accent :O

[lordfredfine]

is this real?

[Sicowkaksin]

@lordfredfine She said the language was fake. -_-

[toReasonWhy]

I don't think I've ever seen as much sickening spite in the eyes of someone so young as at 00:10 . It was totally convincing--you must truly have a deep seated disgust for fat people. Beware, one day you may be fat, sitting on a bus, thinking about how all you've done so far is invent a language.

[SesaruMKM]

@toReasonWhy: Check out her "Multidimensional Personality " video. She has good acting skills.

[archie1877]

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?‎

[qaz474]

I like your language, I've never heard anything like it before.

[MrJmb2]

Ive tediously disected every thing you translated and it is not valid nor does it make a bit of sense. I have a secret language with my friend where you take out the vowels, then put the last letter at the beginning and put a W where the vowels were. Its extremely hard to make sense of it but weve been doing it for 7 years now since 8th grade an it has gotten to be second nature. At first you will find it aggravating and hard to pronounce but the more you do you train your talking muscles.

[NerdGirlGeorge]

I can't believe you did that. I'd love to make a language, but I don't think I could...

[qaz474]

I like your accent!:)

[qaz474]

Send me the dictionary!

[Sieteromeros]

aaa you must be speaking Cymraeg really

[lemmyincorporated]

is that welsh?

[Jorgenstor]

@lemmyincorporated I take similar position. Her new language sounds much like Gaelic.

[SnoochieBoochies321]

o.O.....

I'll stick with clingon, but i applaud you for your efforts. ;)

[traeus]

@SnoochieBoochies321 Don't mean to nitpick, but I think it's spelled with a K. Sorry, my brain nags at me when I see stuff I ''need'' to correct

[SohoDelights]

I will not buy this record, it is scratched.

[maplezyrup]

I created my own alphabet (rather disliking the one we have) and attempted to make my own language, but the scale was a bit too grand I never actually finished. Of course that was a couple of years ago, now.

[yellowmoe]

I am just curious but do the majority of people in UK actually speak like that? (Refering to the selection of words she uses)

[orelhai]

ROFL

[extrekkie13]

LOL you sound like the Queen. Do you go to a posh private school?

Ignore all the weirdos...

[Aquilani42]

Dogo yogougu ugundegerstagandege? They called it 'Gug' and these girls would speak it so fast it was near impossible to tell where even the word breaks were without knowing what to expect.

Apropos le FN, j'ai trouvé ta diatribe assez amusante, par contre elle n'etait pas assez profonde pour faire reflechir le monde. Quand meme tu as des lèvres sensuelles quand tu parles Francais, alors bien fait!

[Aquilani42]

Back in high school I knew a group of girls who put together a coded language similar to yours. Same concept, different substitutions. It was a source of frustration until I convinced one of them to turn coats and explain it to me. Despite never caring to learn (and failing to achieve perfect attention during said explanation), I do remember that the key was to substitute vowels with that same vowel followed by the letter 'g' followed by the initial vowel again.

[vladimirbarraza]

Your language, has any diference with english grammaticly speaking? If I did understand well, you replace sounds, do you not? Even the sintaxis remains the same if I get it right. Saludos!! vladimito. Santiago de Chile.

PD: sorry about my rusty english.

[jonmsterling]

That's quite a cipher. I think I heard a uvular trill in there somewhere.

[Yrag1978]

I remember a documentary once that involved sisters making there own language which cryptologysts could not make out even after extensive research. Good luck with yours though.

[Yrag1978]

I remember hearing about sisters who had there own language, there was a documentary about it. I wish I could remember the name of it but it illudes me. Anyway, good luck with it :) Just stay away from Klingon ok?

[centerrightpunk]

i'll make a secret language with you. the language of looove. XD :) :D

[Yrag1978]

its only a secret mate because no body dared share it with you.

[asmodeus585]

I've always wanted to invent one for myself but I only ended up with just a secret alphabet which I use when I write my memoirs. ;)

[tarryhoot]

drugs

[amokdelviento]

;) so you think my R is not nice, huh?

Come on, :( Spanish and italian are not that... rrrrwarrrr languages.

[amokdelviento]

=) you can roll your R, my spanish speaker soul feels so good.

When I was like 15 I also invented a secret language which was suppoused to be understood just by my best friend and me... I get way too excited about it though and made it so complex that one week later my friend said "screw this! this is more complex than spanish itself"...

And that's how I found I like linguistics. =p

Hugs.

[SplatMeSilly]

woahh wtf. lol

umm piglatin?

thats another "secret" language however so many know it.

[clucars]

very posh indeed, i'd rather have a cup of tea

[pradaguccidior]

Wow I absolutely love the language and how fluently you spoke it, like it actually existed.

[jubblyplank]

I concur!

[severusrocker]

Ah, Jordan and I have also have a fictitious language that can be used expediently on public transport!

I might make a video response. It sounds dreadfrul though.

[feelmeinsideofyou]

it sounds like russian :)) kind of..

[therealhelenaandizzy]

omg looooooooser i hate you lol that guitar person eralier

[essefia]

chelioech flechwiefrr! Gwawd flechwonrre. Flahi lwauwb aiet!! Lwauwb flechwonrr lu hubby.

[PaulsAcademy]

I have a secret language. But I can't tell you about it. It's a secret.

[yankeerule100]

our shcool has our own language like" ih woh era uoy gniod" that says hi how are you doing aka its backwards

[LadyChetynneJay]

Yes, it can be written like this:

Swies ieb gurruin twaw blechwaehae ien lechweatwaeol lechwitrair ien Chnod siot flihe klehwawnr klechwopr unt lechwoosr asween flihe nlechwaetr.

[leolucas1980]

@LadyChetynneJay Huanka miei hiapa lanke. Lanke teu miei hiesa sei kiatai pou hiesai simpi.

[twilightfan514]

Can Chnod be written, or is it a language that you can only speak?

[twilightfan514]

This is awesome!

[loryncle]

That is amazing. You must elaborate on this. Slow your speech down and break down the words. Give an example on how you would change an average word to the new word. This is just incredible.

[mrdrillller]

nope. however i do shout gargoyles instead of bollocks.

[MrStewartGriffin]

I had a brief encounter once with one of those huge and grotesque beasts. She sat right next to me on the train, and halfway through the trip, opened a bag of foul stenched crisps which she then proceeded to devour like a ventripotent hog.

My brother sat accross me and though I felt compelled to comment on her bad manners, I just couldn't since I would most definitely be overheard.

All I could do was to watch in horror as tiny shreds of crisps were carelessly sprinkled over my new John Lobbs.

[MrStewartGriffin]

First to watch =p

Great vid  ^_^