Sheepish
Barhopha ddabaathzrudd… phachnallajo i &arvany ebaaynthw. English Translation: Necessarily knowing… together, to relate everything. -Fluffy Baa, Second in line for prime minister
Sheepish is the second language of Wales. It has 35 letters and 8 vowels. A (vowel) B, Baa, C, D, Dd, E (vowel), F, Ff, G, Ng, H, I (vowel) J, L, Ll, M, N, O (vowel) P, Ph, T, Th, წ, R, Rh, S, U (vowel) V, W,(vowel) Y, (vowel) Z, Ru, Ch, &, and = (vowel)
History of Sheepish[edit | edit source]
In the year 1745, a group of local sheep who wanted to understand eachother better. So they sat their fluffy butts down and had a formal meeting. It went something like this: Baaaaaaaaaaaaa! (‘Aight, folkz. We nid tu gyet to’da poynt. What shalleth wi naem dis nuu languich?) Baaaaa. (We should call it Sheepish to unite us all as Sheep.) Baaaaa!! (Noe, yu oaf! We shud kal it sumthen vat shous oppreshion to dem 'loody humanz.) BAAAAA!!!!! (OI!! DO NOT CALL ME THAT!!) あこそおつちぬひ、まさ すえけなやあためふ?