Double Dutch - Conlang Profile

Double Dutch - Conlang Profile

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Language Name	Double Dutch
Language Author	Unknown
Site	Double Dutch
Broken Link	No
Site Language	English
Language Type	personal language
Uniqueness	Double Dutch is easy to learn and is mainly a code to talk to friends without teachers, parents or classmates knowing what you are saying. To translate a single syllable word into Double Dutch you take the word, for example: Hi Then you add 'Gether' infront of the word; Gether Hi Then you switch the first letter of the first word with the first letter of the second word: Hether Gi For multi-syllabic words like 'Hello' you split the word into it's syllables and treat each syllable as a separate word. For example: Hello Hell o gether hell hether gell gether o other go hether gell other go Other than that there is nothing else you need to know about pronouncing the words, but typing them is different.
Interest Of Others	There are many people from across the United Kingdom who speak Double Dutch. They mainly do this for fun or to stop other people listening in on their conversations. It spreads by children's parents telling their kids about it; they tell their friends, so their friends can talk to them in the language, and then they tell their friends and so on.
Dictionary	No
Etymologies	No
Grammar	No
Sample Texts	No
Unique Script	No
Primer	No
Babel Text	No
Submitted By	Ben Armitage
Date Submitted	Tuesday, September 02, 2003
Date Edited	Tuesday, September 02, 2003
Date To Headline	Tuesday, September 02, 2003

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