Q&A for How to Speak Gibberish

Sure!

It's like speaking in code. You can talk about private things with others in the room, and they won't be able to understand you.

Yes, there is pretty much an unlimited number of versions of gibberish, as people tend to just make up their own rather than follow any traditional system.

Just write the same things you would speak. For example, if you wanted to write "tree", it would be "tridigee".

Yes, you can experiment with different types. You can also make up your own gibberish.

Yes, as many as you can invent. The initial idea is that you want to form a system that can be deciphered easily by those in-the-know, but to bystanders will be complete nonsense.

You can just tell because of the infix that they're using. If you were using the -idig- variant, for example, it would be easy to tell that they were using -idig- mainly because you would just hear -idig- a lot. It does take some listening, so maybe you could ask them to just spout off some stuff and pay close attention! Also, look up the Irigi variant, it's a good one.

You can do it however you want! It's gibberish, after all. Not everyone will understand you!

There isn't a correct way to speak gibberish. Almost nobody else will understand what you're saying, so just make it up on the way.

In short:,yes. That is the gibberish word for 'do' in Irigi. If you don't know what an -Irigi- variant is, you can look up some videos on YouTube.

No. Some gibberish words do not have 'dig' in them.

If you want to talk about something privately, or just want a new thing to do with your friend, it’s cool. It's just a fun activity and a cool way to use your imagination.

If you establish an official form of gibberish, you can talk in code with others that know the language you are using. If you just make random noises, no one will know what you are trying to say. If you don’t want to communicate anything, you don’t need to learn gibberish. People who learn gibberish have a sort of secret code so they can communicate without others knowing what they are saying.

You probably can’t totally understand what they’re trying to say, but you could use things like vocal inflection and body language to help figure it out.

See Speak Pig Latin .

Yes, pig latin is WAY better than gibberish in my opinion, and also much easier to learn.

You can't really find a translator. Everyone's version of gibberish is different.

Idigonidige or irigionirigie.

They are different variations of gibberish. It is your choice which one you want to use. They will make your gibberish sound different.

Speaking gibberish to others is just how you would normally speak to others, like saying "Hey!" or "How are you?", but you would speak them in gibberish! If you would like to teach it, you can simply send them this article.

That would be hard to decipher. Of course, if you are just speaking random gibberish and not trying to speak words in gibberish, then go right ahead!

You can’t speak cursive. It’s just a fancy way of writing letters. You can learn to write cursive by printing out practice sheets online if you want.