Sentence examples for weird languages from inspiring English sources

Not the French, because I speak French; but all the other weird languages, I'd have it translated that way so I could read it from cards.

It's bewildering, frankly, and while I recommend shunning movies altogether, these with the weird languages are probably the worst.

By Hendrik Hertzberg February 4, 2009 English is such a weird language.

The boys speak a weird language of "trips", "bullets", "cowboys" for kings and "a nugget" for a pound.

This would finally be my chance to get Huntsman's explanation for the weird language on specific performance and some of the other clauses.

"But, more likely, you'd say, 'Well, what's going on with that weird language?' " Contemporary linguists have generally avoided speculation about how humans acquired language in the first place.

What's that weird language there?

But fear not the weird language of lawyers!

Days like that I just try to remember that this language is very old and that my own native tongue, English, is one very weird language as well.

I could see the aliens coming out and greeting us in their weird language, and the Robinsons from Lost in Space -- or Captain Kirk from Star Trek -- interpreting what each of us said.

I began to think about the vast sea of articles written about the centuries old lament from men that women have some weird language that they'll never understand and how exhausting is was constantly trying to figure out what we're thinking.