[Rohtaren]

i've recently heard of a language game called "double jibberish talk" and i'm trying to figure out the rules. However, it's not on wikipedia, google, ask.com, yahoo, dictionary.com, or answers.com. anyone know the rules to this language game?

what i know of it...

huba buba(as in huba buba bubble tape)=hubuda bubuda
speaking=speabudeak eebuding
tape=tubape(or something like that) could be tubudape.


and that you divide multiple syllable words into two words, like i did with speaking.

i only know one perosn who speaks "double jibberish talk" and i got pretty good at translating them... but i didn't pay attention to figuring out the rules, just finding the english divided up in it... so i don't remember anything besides huba buba, tape, and speaking.

[Unrealblight]

'Blight to the recuse yet again.

Dogpile FTW
Wikipedia knows all f00!

[Rohtaren]

dogpile said jibberish was a PC skiing game, and wikipedia said that jibberish was gibberish but with -itherg- instead. wikipedia also said that doubletalk was a game show.

thats not what i'm looking for.

what i'm looking for are effectively language rules... such as in ubbi dubbi,you place "ub" before the sound of every vowel in a word.

[Unrealblight]

Basically, Double Talk can reffer to any made up language based off the english language, that either distorts the meaning, spelling, or pronunciation, so looking for "the rules" is very vague.

[Rohtaren]

gah... i'm asking that person to type up a few more sentences in double jibberish... for just teach me the layout of it.

[ChickenJane]

it sounds a lot like ubbi dubbi language.
it was used on a kids show "Zoom"
here is a link to the translater :
http://pbskids.org/c...m/ubbidubbi.cgi

[San Dani L]

i lol'd at the idea of wanting to speak nonsense.

[Neraphym]

Me too...

[Rohtaren]

it sounds a lot like ubbi dubbi language.
it was used on a kids show "Zoom"
here is a link to the translater :
http://pbskids.org/c...m/ubbidubbi.cgi

i knew about that already... i've used it too.