Bubble Language is quite hard but when you have learnt it, very easy! Here are some examples;



Hello (Translate to Bubble)
Huva-Ga-Lava-Go


Bye (Translate to Bubble)
Buva-Guy


Love (Translate to Bubble)
Luva-Guv

I Love You (Translate to Bubble)
Iva-Guy Luva-Guv Yuva-Goo!

I Hate You! (Translate to Bubble)
Iva-Guy Huva-Gate Yuva-Goo!


"You Suck!"
"Yuva-goo Suva-guck!"

LOL You don't suck that's just how you say it!


Names are pretty hard; "Sophie"-"Sova-go-phiva-gee", "Kayla"-"Kava-gay-lava-ga", "Dani"-"Dava-ga-niva-gee, "Olivia"-"Ova-ga-livi-ga-lava-ga", "Katy/Katie"-"Kava-gay-tiva-gee", "Spencer"-"Speva-gen-serva-ga", "Jack"-"Java-gack", "Daniel"-"Dava-gan-uva-gool", "James"-"Java-games", "Jess"-"Java-gess, "Charlie"-"Chava-gar-liva-gee", "Isobel"-"Iva-gee-beva-gell", "Molly"-"Mova-gov-liva-gee".
http://www.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_speak_Bubble_language

What are all the different ways of speaking bubble language?
I heard my sisters talking in bubble language and I tried 'deciphering' it using the -dig- thing and whatever else but it's not that and it's definitely bubble language and it sounds like after every syllable they add something and it all sounds like a big…bubble! Please help as I need a good, not-too-easy 'language' to speak with my mates in without others knowing!:)
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=201307201707...