Speaking Simlish

487473million · January 2016

Has anyone actually used it in real life or has learned it? lol.

Proxim · January 2016

What occasionally pops up in my mind is that sometimes it would be really on spot to boo certain people. I never actualy did that though.

5782341b77vl · January 2016

I think almost everyone knows:

nooboo: baby
sul sul: hello
zo hungwah: so hungry
checkmar: checkmate
fretishe miza: everything is in the way (why they can't just walk AROUND the thing is unknown to me - lol)

As far as using it in real life, I'll say "Sul sul" to my younger sister (she's a Simmer too)! My older sister hates Sims - her loss

!

If I ever get pulled over, I plan to speak Simlish to the cop... just for fun!

AlHollandiyah · January 2016

I would love a list of sims 4 simlish, does anyone know of one? I can only find them for ts1-3!

wolfkomoki1 · January 2016

I do this way more often than I'd like to admit.

487473million · January 2016

> @AlHollandiyah said:
> I would love a list of sims 4 simlish, does anyone know of one? I can only find them for ts1-3!

learnsimlish (.) blogspot (.) com might be able to help! (I can't post direct links yet .-. )

487473million · January 2016

> @5782341b77vl said:
> I think almost everyone knows:
>
> nooboo: baby
> sul sul: hello
> zo hungwah: so hungry
> checkmar: checkmate
> fretishe miza: everything is in the way (why they can't just walk AROUND the thing is unknown to me - lol)
>
> As far as using it in real life, I'll say "Sul sul" to my younger sister (she's a Simmer too)! My older sister hates Sims - her loss :tongue: !
>
> If I ever get pulled over, I plan to speak Simlish to the cop... just for fun!

Nooboo sounds so cute :3

glorifica · January 2016

learning simlish would be fun.

i only know sulsul.
oh and in sims2/3 "homchik! homchik!" meant "fire!", i just love that word.

plopppo · January 2016

I use the 'Shnib, shnib' one quite a lot

Well, it sounds like they say 'Shnib, shnib'.

I use it to put people in their place.

487473million · January 2016

> @plopppo said:
> I use the 'Shnib, shnib' one quite a lot
>
> Well, it sounds like they say 'Shnib, shnib'.
>
> I use it to put people in their place.

lol and what do they do? lolol

plopppo · January 2016

487473million wrote: »

> @plopppo said:
> I use the 'Shnib, shnib' one quite a lot
>
> Well, it sounds like they say 'Shnib, shnib'.
>
> I use it to put people in their place.

lol and what do they do? lolol

I'm pretty sure some TS3 Sims say it to toddlers when putting them to bed.

I sort of wag my finger when I say it.

People don't get what it means - I guess they find it a bit odd.

5782341b77vl · January 2016

Aww, Fee bee lay! (points to mouth and rubs belly): Feed me now! (*rough translation* - but you probably already knew this one)

genius1289 · January 2016

Wow you guys really know your simlish. That's pretty dope. I wish I could have a whole convo in simlish.

sunman502 · January 2016

I was just learning how to read Simlish, thanks the free movie poster that they had given us in the last patch. And one the things that I had notice right off is that the letter E has two different letters in Simlish. If you look closely at the movie poster for Still Life, and Amber. The letter E in Still Life has much different letter than the E in Amber. Why is that, was it something that just happened to get missed when they were creating the two movie poster for the last patch? Or was it on purpose that the letter E in one is different that the letter E in the other movie poster.

GabbyGirlJ · January 2016

I don't speak it out loud, but it kind of goes around in my head sometimes. If something bad happens I'll think to myself "frabbit!" And I'll probably forever think of babies as "nooboos."

DominicLaurence · January 2016

Dag dag!

LosaruTaiyo · January 2016

sunman502 wrote: »

I was just learning how to read Simlish, thanks the free movie poster that they had given us in the last patch. And one the things that I had notice right off is that the letter E has two different letters in Simlish. If you look closely at the movie poster for Still Life, and Amber. The letter E in Still Life has much different letter than the E in Amber. Why is that, was it something that just happened to get missed when they were creating the two movie poster for the last patch? Or was it on purpose that the letter E in one is different that the letter E in the other movie poster.

It is quite possible. Simlish is actually based on several languages and could work like in French or some other languages where words have accents to emphasize pronunciation. Could also be phonetic, such as in Amber, the symbol could represent "er" as opposed to just "e". Or it could be just random letterings with no meaning at all...lol.

Anastaciasgem · January 2016

My sister and I say 'dag dag' and 'sul sul' to each other and sometimes repeat some of things they say on the Sims 2 TV. Like ZEEEESH baba
Lol idk

Movotti · January 2016

There are university courses for elvish and klingon, so I wouldn't be surprised if there was soon one for simlish.

allieb312 · January 2016

other than wee wee in sims PlayStation 2, no haha.

Simeggrolls · January 2016

Yes I have a favorite quote from the sims 1 that I tricked my mom into using. "Dabaduchia" it's a goodbye from the children lol I will never forget it

etothepi · January 2016

For "check mate," I think it's been changed to "meck chate" as of TS4. Like other people have said, I'll use "dag dag" or "suul suul" sometimes. I also like "disgrobal" for frustrating situations.

Savage_Patch_Kidd · January 2016

Actually quote some of my assignments in Simlish text, pretend it's legit foreign context

Bo_Dummy · January 2016

I know Boobasnot means I don't like you.

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