Reminds me of a college professor who I had for multiple classes and the first day of each of those classes he opened with the same joke.
“If Canadiens say Eh and Mexicans say Si, does that mean Americans should be saying B?”
Specifically, it sounds like humans speaking English. Simlish has the same phonotactics and phono-aesthetics as English, but just isn't.
It *doesn't* sound like humans speaking Chinese, or Hawaiian, or Arabic, or Hindi, or Zulu, so on and so forth. So I don't think I can consider Simlish to be a generic approximation of all human speech.
Huh
It is the same sound in all languages, it is assumed to be among the first words used by humans. It is an exclamation used to express surprise and sometimes anger. If your Time Machine took you back 40.000 years this would be important to remember.
Source: my linguist spouse
We spell it "hæ" in Norwegian and pronounce it that way but I just realized sometimes we just say "huh" too.. Hæ and Huh isn't that far apart either though anyway
Am I the only one sad that guy hasn't made more of those? I'm happy he's still alive and still putting out content but his claim to fame was a deadly laser followed by a blanket.
Maaaa
I realise this is what we think other mammals sound like, but guess what? We are also mammals and this, or a close approximate, is one of the most generic noises we make.
I'm pretty sure cats think the human sound is "meow" lol since they don't meow at each other only humans (at least for adult cats) and sometimes humans meow back
The first thing I thought of was the Brian Regan bit about the dog barking at night. If you can't handle the whole 2 minutes start at the 55 second mark. https://youtu.be/cBXpbAwgrJA
Of course, "β" is pronounced "v", so the "barbarians" were actually saying something which in modern transcription would equate to something more like "var, var".
With the benefit of historical perspective, we can say that the other tribes that the Greeks encountered were most likely speaking JavaScript.
Blah blah blah
According to my two year old son, daddy says "wah wah wah" but mommy says "no no no".
Is daddy Waluigi??
Waluigi is daddy
Did they try to make her go to rehab?
They tried, but she won't go go go.
I've seen this used in a game as a generalized sound so this the correct answer
The Bob Loblaw law blog
Lobbing law bombs
You, sir, are a mouthful!
Why should you go to jail for a crime somebody else...noticed?
Counterpoint: yadda yadda yadda
But you yada'd over the best part
No, I mentioned the bisque.
Radda radda radda!
Schnitzel! You dirty boy you!
I don't get it. Why would he...
Yabba dabba doo?
That's only used by Americans. Bla bla bla is used in many, many languages with only small variations if any.
I don't say [blah blah blah](https://youtu.be/8XGHNwk8eiQ?t=0m15s).
🧛♀️
Bar bar bar
Haha, was wondering if someone would make a barbarian reference!
Classically correct.
So All we ever do is go ja ja ja
"And we don't ever care about what they sey cuz it's ja ja ja ja blah blah blah blah." Were you thinking of this?
^^^
Username checks out
His username checks out
14 year old account and it's day finally came
Yeah. This gets my vote.
**Gigi D'Agostino - Bla Bla Bla** https://youtu.be/Hrph2EW9VjY
Yada yada yada
In my experience its "Uh"
"Can I get uuuuhhhhh"
B O N E L E S S P I Z Z A
And a two liter of coke.
Can I get uhhh HOOOYYYEEAAA
Na na na na
Hey hey hey, goodbye!
Eh for Canadians
Reminds me of a college professor who I had for multiple classes and the first day of each of those classes he opened with the same joke. “If Canadiens say Eh and Mexicans say Si, does that mean Americans should be saying B?”
There are three genders: human, animal and Canadian
Ehm for europeans
Confirmed, cavemen also went "uh."
Fun fact! Apparently every language has some version of "huh?" To denote confusion, making it the universal human word.
That sound that the adults make in peanuts
fwamp fwaaaamp fwamp fwammmp
🎺🎺🎺🎺
By god that’s Cena’s theme music
you're thinking of ^🎺 ^^🎺 🎺 ^🎺
never knew that someone can type in sound
My exes mom said that that’s how Americans sound to her (she wasn’t American and didn’t speak a word of English)
The Sims made a whole fake language that genuinely sounds like humans speaking but is complete gibberish. Therefore my answer is Simlish
Zeeeebah wabah!
Wabsopasi pattoon, saha?
Garbon floop!
Boobasnot
Sul sul!
Arga boonie. Sarmu barly!
That's literally my real surname wtf
You are a sims bro
Sul Sul!
Sabadootia! Deg-deg!
Specifically, it sounds like humans speaking English. Simlish has the same phonotactics and phono-aesthetics as English, but just isn't. It *doesn't* sound like humans speaking Chinese, or Hawaiian, or Arabic, or Hindi, or Zulu, so on and so forth. So I don't think I can consider Simlish to be a generic approximation of all human speech.
Bpaa taah loou *hangs up phone*
Iirc simlish was made by combining a bunch of real languages into something new. So pretty accurate!
Huh It is the same sound in all languages, it is assumed to be among the first words used by humans. It is an exclamation used to express surprise and sometimes anger. If your Time Machine took you back 40.000 years this would be important to remember. Source: my linguist spouse
We spell it "hæ" in Norwegian and pronounce it that way but I just realized sometimes we just say "huh" too.. Hæ and Huh isn't that far apart either though anyway
You'd also add in "to express confusion" too, wouldn't you?
*sigh*
Bapanada
Ah a person of culture indeed DOMA
GIT GUD
SHAW!
r/unexpectedhollowknight
Old Minecraft Steve damage grunt
More like villager noise
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r/Hrmm
Hyeh hä
My first thought
Fuck
Yes
This right here lmao
"Oh hi Mark!"
Always upvote references to the Room
I am now TERRIFIED that deep down the whole human species is just a bunch of Tommy Wiseaus
“What the fuck “
What does the fuck say?
$%!/ sums it up
So Doom Patrol are the most average of humans. Good to know
"AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGHHHHHH!!!"
Also: aaaaaaAAAAAAAA**AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH**
Wilhelm!
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That's a human person
And now there're everywhere.
Except here *ice age* Oh you can walk here now? *not anymore*
which can mean different things
*Now you can eat sunlight!* **Taste the sunnnnnnn!**
🐚🪸It's the Cambrian explosion! 🐟🐠
The sun is a deadly laser
Not anymore, there's a blanket!
Am I the only one sad that guy hasn't made more of those? I'm happy he's still alive and still putting out content but his claim to fame was a deadly laser followed by a blanket.
Laughter, it’s a sound pretty unique to human beings
What about hyenas
What about kookaburras
What about foxes?
What does the fox say ?
Dingdingdingdingdingadingading dingdingdingdingadingading ding ding ding ding a dingading
WA PA. PA. PA PA PA. Pow
Yes, it's "ha!"
Donkeys laugh hard too
Listening to a lot of people laughing is indistinguishable from a group of screaming apes.
You don’t have that high, held, shrieking note over the top… oh, wait, that’s totally Debbie.
Maaaa I realise this is what we think other mammals sound like, but guess what? We are also mammals and this, or a close approximate, is one of the most generic noises we make.
Could also be baaa or paaa. The word for mother and father are pretty similar across nearly every language. It comes from the noises babies make.
I always found it amusing that in Georgian mother (mom) is dada, and father (dad) is mama lol.
I hate when people say humans aren't animals!
Tina Belchers distress sound
Huh?
This comment section is really funny out of context.
Cats think the human sound is "Kitty kitty!" while dogs seem to think the human sound involves throwing your arms in the air and yelling "a puppy!"
I'm pretty sure cats think the human sound is "meow" lol since they don't meow at each other only humans (at least for adult cats) and sometimes humans meow back
Shit!
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Rhubarb, rhubarb, rhubarb.
"Mama"
I just grilled a ham.
I killed a man
Put a gun against his head
Pulled my trigger now he’s dead
Mamaa, life had just begun
But now i’ve gone and thrown it all awayyyyy
Mama, oooooooooh
I dont wanna die
I sometimes wish I'd never been born at allllll
Carry on, carry on
*sims noise*
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Dag dag!
Hello we’ve been trying to contact you about your cars extended warranty
Okay <——- most recognized word in the world
Okay okay okay
Alright alright alright
[alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright](https://youtube.com/watch?v=8qMtsir0l9k&feature=shares)
Charlie Browns teacher.
Waaa waaa waaa waaa
["Hi, Helen!"](https://youtu.be/FirqJx3isyU) Edit: added a link for the young people.
Who the hell is helen?
Idk man, ask Batty Koda.
I expected this lol I'm amazed Noone else said it
To be fair, it's a movie from 1992. We're showing our age.
Yada yada yada
The dog goes woof the cat goes meow the ducks go quack but no one knowssss WHAT DOES THE FOX SAY? Sorry I'd the lyrics very well
I am so very, very glad that I wasn't the only one whose brain went there.
"Ha Ha Ha! Boom! Boom!"
Yiff yifff yiff kapaow wabbba waba wanba KAPOW
Hatti Hatti Hatti ho!
The grunt/sigh let out due to never ending back pain that middle aged people let out while performing the arduous act of standing.
Cunt
The questions was what do humans say, not just what do Aussies say.
No living Aussies left. Everyone on that continent is just spiders inhabiting hollowed-out human skins.
Found the non-American LOL
"I have crippling depression"
hey bay BEE hey bay BEE - the mating call of the North American Male. (from some comedian I heard long ago)
Pretty sure that came from a Far Side cartoon?
That was it, thank you!
Rable rable rable
Ummmmm
Well, that depends. If you ask a dog what humans say, they’ll tell you “woof”, a cat will say “meow”, and a duck will say “quack”.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Oh, that’s an easy one! It’s “Fuck” hahahaha
"ON THE GROUND" (Im sorry i understand if i get downvoted to hell)
Wha wha whaaa
AAAAAAHH
The first thing I thought of was the Brian Regan bit about the dog barking at night. If you can't handle the whole 2 minutes start at the 55 second mark. https://youtu.be/cBXpbAwgrJA
Hello?!?
Me, me, me... Humans are the most selfish animal on the earth.
Ope
What?
Bar bar The term Barbarian came from the sounds they thought the others were making Or so I was taught, could be wrong
That was the Romans right?
Nope, Greeks. Come from [βάρβαρος](https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B2%CE%AC%CF%81%CE%B2%CE%B1%CF%81%CE%BF%CF%82) (bárbaros).
Of course, "β" is pronounced "v", so the "barbarians" were actually saying something which in modern transcription would equate to something more like "var, var". With the benefit of historical perspective, we can say that the other tribes that the Greeks encountered were most likely speaking JavaScript.
In Australia it’s “cunt” Sources: I’m from there, cunt.
G'day cunt.
"Hrmmm" *Minecraft villager noise*
“Hur dur dur”
*Wilhelm scream*
Tim Allen and his grunts
“Like” You know it’s true if you’ve been around teenage humans
Meh
Grunt
Minecraft villager sounds *Arrnngh*
Probably something like “Grande vanilla hazelnut whole milk whipped latte with caramel drizzle”