LENGUAJE DE LOS AFRO-CARIBES

the language of the afro-caribbean people is still a highly mysterious language which continues to stump linguists around the world. finally however, with the advent of OTThunderdome.com, insight into how the Afro-Caribbean language works

some vocabulary words:

ajajajajaj - believed to be an expression expressing both joy and anger at a subject. possibly a bastardization of an anglo saxon laugh?

t. - of unknown origin. used to imply someone is not credible *only* to the speaker? this is an apparent and interesting distinction no other language draws, and more research must be done into what exactly "t." is supposed to actually mean

kill yourself - reportedly imported from taiwanese chinese, this phrase is a false friend best described by other afro-caribbean speakers as a "meme." what this specifically refers to is unknown at this time. has also been reported as "kys," potential dialect variant?

le - le appears to have many varied uses in afro-caribbean, from sarcasm to stupidity in the eyes of the speaker, and perhaps to even indicate to others that the speaker is in an angry state of mind. as with t., more research must be done into this fascinating word

- this pictogram does not appear to have any spoken variant. what it means exactly in the afro-caribbean tongue is unclear, it appears to be used as a variation of "le," although how the two are directly related is unclear

what about w

Rubber Band Man wrote:what about w

that's that wu

Rubber Band Man wrote:what about w

as far as afro-caribbean research shows, the letter "w" does not exist in their language and they do not even have a sound for it. legend purports that this is because the great leader of the first afro-caribbean tribe, william baker, is revered so highly in afro-caribbean culture that the use of W has become taboo lest they be struck down by him in a fury because something even resembling his name has been uttered

quite fascinating, actually

nice job getting titofaec and t. completely wrong

t. is finish abbreviation from "yours truly" and titofaec is just wrong

say it with me kids- "try hard"

uh oh you freakin commie you just got rico'd

Wat le FUKNIGGA? - expression of surprise

Flammarcos wrote:nice job getting titofaec and t. completely wrong

t. is finish abbreviation from "yours truly" and titofaec is just wrong

sorry, i don't natively speak afro-caribbean

i regret to announce that funding for the LENGUAJE DE LOS AFRO CARIBES study has been cut by the OAKY administration and therefore will not be updated in the future or at least until funding is restored

very sad day

folks we have made an incredible breakthrough and have finally recorded the world's first afro-caribbean sentence

(O) seo uno Afrocaribo.