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Date Posted: 14:22:48 04/17/06 Mon
Author: Tonie
Subject: Re: Answer to how to learn gibberish
In reply to: Mike 's message, "Answer to how to learn gibberish" on 16:13:39 10/17/04 Sun

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>Learn to speak Gibberish
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>Ok here are the steps to speak gibbertish words that
>only have one sylable...
>
>
>ok, say you wanna say the word "dog" which is one
>sylable
>
>first, you take the first letter of "dog" and add
>"ither" at the end.
>
>
>example:: "dither"
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>second, take the rest of the letters after "d" and
>before you say the rest, you put a
>"g" sound in front of it.
>
>
>example:: "gog"
>
>Your result is "dithergog"
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>Now to say gibberish words that have 2 sylables...
>
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>Say you wanna say the word "flower" which is two
>sylables
>
>First, take the first letter of "flower" and add
>"ither" after it
>
>
>example:: "fither"
>
>second, take the rest of the letters after "f" and
>before you say the rest, you put a
>"g" sound in front of it.
>
>
>example:: "glow"
>
>you now have the first sylable of flower done which is
>"fitherglow"
>
>now you hafta do the next sylable of it...
>
>now for the next sylable do the same thing you did
>with the first, only eith the letters
>of the second sylable
>
>your result would be "witherger"
>
>your final result for "flower" would be....
>"fitherglow-witherger"
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>
>For words with more than 2 sylables, just follow the
>steps in the 1 sylable one, but for
>each sylable add the step....
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>one more thing an improtant rule!! if the word you
>wanna say starts with a vowel, put
>the vowel letter in place of the "i" in the "ither"
>
>
>example:: you wanna say "out", so you'd say "othergout"
>example 2:: you wanna say "umbrella", you'd say
>"uthergum-bithergre-litherga"
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>Examples of other words to help ya understand....
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>one sylable
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>
>cat=cithergat
>plow=pitherglow
>fall=fithergall
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>two sylable words
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>printer=pithergrin-titherger
>dollie=dithergoll-ithergie
>racecar=rithergace-cithergar
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>more than 2 sylable words
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>computer=cithergom-pithergu-titherger
>piano=pithergi-athergan-othergo
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>So... you think youre a pro at this already? To tell
>if ya are, see if you can understand
>this....
>
>
>hithergi! mithergy nithergame ithergis
>Kithergt-ritherga! witherghts yithergour
>nithergame? withergell ithergi githergots tithergo
>githergo! bithergye!
>
>
>do you know what that says? if you found it out, you
>are great at gibberish but if ya
>didn't ya need a lil more work at it k? well i hope ya
>all had fun and learned this cool
>language cya!
>
>
>
>BITHERGYE!! :)

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