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- CONLANG Mailing List: Play Languages - The postings in this mailing list archive cover code and play languages such as whistled languages, Carny (Carneval) Talk, Op, and Turkey Talk. [300 Kb]
www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1635/clang/conl9301.txt
- Indonesian Heritage: Slang and Secret Tongues - Article from online encyclopedia discusses the Indonesian propensity to create slangs, jargons and play languages, known as luddlings, by word transformation.
www.indonesianheritage.com/Encyclopedia/Language_and_Literature/Past_And_Future/Slang/body_slang.html
- Interactive Programming In Java: A Community of Interacting Entities - Word game examples of Java programming. Includes Pig Latin and Ubby Dubby.
www-cs101.ai.mit.edu/ipij/interlude-stringXformers.html
- Linguist List: Double-Dutch and Youthese / Pig Latin - Mailing list posting talks about early occurrences of Pig Latin and other phonologically manipulated youth languages.
www.linguistlist.org/issues/8/8-1221.html
- Linguist List: Language games - Mailing list posting author Trey Jones presents a summary of secret and play languages from many cultures, including Cazarny Talk, the Russian Fufa Language, Arabic language play and Bengali Pig Latins. Extensive bibliography.
www.emich.edu/~linguist/issues/5/5-764.html
- Linguist List: Pig Latin - Mailing list posting mentions several play languages from different cultures, including Ubby Dubby and one used by natives of central Australia.
www.linguistlist.org/issues/2/2-406.html
- University of Pennsylvania: Linguistic Form in Ritual and Play - Part of the schedule of lectures and assignments of Linguistics 001. Covers language games, song and verse. Includes a section on Ubbi Dubbi and children's language games in a number of countries.
www.ldc.upenn.edu/myl/ling001/games.htm
- Vietnamese vs English: Noi Lai Play Language - Mailing list thread touches on the noi lai jargon and its significance in Vietnamese society.
www.saigon.com/~kyanh/archives/vn-gblf/msg00303.html
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