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Read the following example from right to left.
Read the following example from right to left.


'''כּהeפוjהאדלהjזתרוהבּשהכּאמפבּגאזuובּקנוeא'''
'''זיינתי את אמא שלך'''


==Some Moonspeak Scripts==
==Some Moonspeak Scripts==
* [[Arabs|Arabic]] (also used to write [[Afghanistan|Pashto]], [[Persia]]n, [[Pakis|Urdu]], occasionally [[Malaysia|Malay]], and others)
* [[Arabs|Arabic]] (also used to write [[Afghanistan|Pashto]], [[Persia]]n, [[Pakis|Urdu]], [[China|Uyghur (Xinjiang)]], occasionally [[Malaysia|Malay]], and others)
* [[Armenia]]n
* [[Armenia]]n
* [[Cyrillic Millions Sign|Cyrillic]] (can be used for writing [[Eastern Europe|Belarusian]], [[Bulgaria]]n, [[Messin' With Sasquatch|Ossetic]], [[Russia]]n, [[Serbian]], [[Tajikistan|Tajik]], [[3Guys1Hammer|Ukrainian]] and others)
* [[Cyrillic Millions Sign|Cyrillic]] (can be used for writing [[Eastern Europe|Belarusian]], [[Bulgaria]]n, [[Messin' With Sasquatch|Ossetic]], [[Russia]]n, [[Serbian]], [[Tajikistan|Tajik]], [[3Guys1Hammer|Ukrainian]] and others)
* [[Gook|Japanese]]
* [[Weeaboo|Japanese]]
* [[Azn|Chinese]]
* [[Azn|Mandarin Chinese]]
* [[Hong Kong|Cantonese]] - They use different fucking moonspeak pronounciations unlike the Mandarin used in [[China]] and [[Taiwan]]
* [[Asia|Divehi]]
* [[Asia|Divehi]]
* [[Africa|Ethiopic]]
* [[Africa|Ethiopic]]
* [[Ireland|Gaeilge]]
* [[Messin' With Sasquatch|Georgian]]
* [[Messin' With Sasquatch|Georgian]]
* [[Greek]]
* [[Greek]]
* [[China|Han characters]] ([[China|Hànzì]], [[Japan|Kanzi]], [[Korea|Hanja]])
* [[China|Han characters]] ([[China|Hànzì]], [[Japan|Kanzi]], [[Korea|Hanja]])
* [[Good Korea|Hangeul]]/[[Evildoer Korea|Joseongeul]]
* [[Good Korea|Hangeul]]/[[Best Korea|Joseongeul]]
* [[Hebrew]] (also used to write [[Yiddish]])
* [[Hebrew]] (also used to write [[Yiddish]])
* [[Japan|Hiragana & Katakana]]
* [[Japan|Hiragana & Katakana]]
* [[India|Altleast 15 Indic Scripts]] (used to write[[Over 9000|1,652]] Indian languages)
* [[India|Altleast 15 Indic Scripts]] (used to write1,652 Indian languages)
* [[Asia|Khmer]]
* [[Asia|Khmer]]
* [[Asia|Lao]]
* [[Asia|Lao]]
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* [[Asia|Sinhala]]
* [[Asia|Sinhala]]
* [[Thailand|Thai]]
* [[Thailand|Thai]]
* [[Tibet|Tibetan]]


==Examples==
==Examples==
 
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File:4chan Japanese Moonspeak.JPG|It's as if they're trying to communicate
File:4chan Japanese Moonspeak.JPG|It's as if they're trying to communicate
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File:Calligraphylion.jpg|A very well worded [[your mom]] joke
File:Calligraphylion.jpg|A very well worded [[your mom]] joke
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</gallery>
 
</center>


{{Language}}
{{Language}}
[[Category:Chans]]
[[Category:Chans]]

Latest revision as of 19:59, 24 May 2022

Errrr...

Generally, Americans refer to Moonspeak as any non-English language rather than using Greek, because 87% of them lost all common sense when they gained independence from Europe; however, in common Internet parlance, the label specifically refers to any language that does not use the Latin alphabet.

Moonspeak generally implies special fonts to read, either Unicode encoding or character set specific encoding to transmit, and either non-QWERTY keyboards or input systems to type. As a result of these requirements, Moonspeak is a very fragile way of transmitting thoughts; lacking either the right set of fonts or the right encoding renders Moonspeak as a blob of squares.

Consequently, Moonspeakers resort to arbitrary transliteration of their language into the Latin alphabet to quickly and reliably communicate. The only cure for moonspeak is fire or Esperanto.

Sample Moonspeak

Read the following example from right to left.

זיינתי את אמא שלך

Some Moonspeak Scripts

Examples

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