How to talk your own kind of gibberish

Form a closer bond with your friends.

Gibberish is defined as a nonsense language. However, you can create your own kind of gibberish so that it makes sense to you and your close friends. Being able to talk your own kind of gibberish can be a fun way to share secrets, inside jokes or just a way to be even closer to your closest pals and loved ones. These steps will show you how to talk your own kind of gibberish.

Things You'll Need

• Time
• Patience
• Friends to learn your gibberish

Instructions

1. Decide on a hard consonant, consonant sound, or funny word that will define how your gibberish is spoken. It can be as simple as the letter d, the sound “st” or a funny word or sound such as “lew.”

2. Insert the sound you chose between all vowel sounds of every word you speak. You will basically duplicate the vowel sounds and then put your sound in between. For example, let’s say you chose “lew” for your gibberish defining sound. If you were to say “Hi Mom, what’s for dinner?” using this kind of gibberish, it would sound like this “Hilewi Molewom, whalewat’s folewor dilewinnelewer.”

3. Practice. Find a children’s book or type up a simple paragraph and read it out loud using your gibberish language. If you feel funny, embarrassed, or just don’t want others to learn your kind of gibberish, go in your room, turn on some music and close the door while you practice.

4. Once you feel confident with your skill using your own gibberish, practice using it around the house or with your friends. The more you use it the more comfortable you will become.

5. Teach your friends, family members or anyone you want to learn your own kind of gibberish. After speaking your gibberish for a while, it might sound as if it would be as clear as day to others. But try it and see how baffled people look when you speak your own kind of gibberish to them.