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8/10
Kejing


Beijing and Kejia dialects together
Since my family is from Taiwan (probably not; my Great Grandmother's Grandmother (she's a native) can be from China), i can speak Kejia (a few of em) and Chinse (fluent.)
My grandma and grandpa usually speak in Hakka dialect or in Chinese.
My mom can also speak in Hakka dialect. But my dad can't (Since his family is from Indonesia)

TOO MUCH I DIDN'T READ ANY OF THAT/10

<p>HTML 5.</p>

Html 5.1 plz/10
HTML 5.1
(Duh... i've been waiting for that )

5.1/10

Afrikaans

10/10

klingon
elvish
cthuluspeak

Cantonese.

4/10
Latin (I don't know if someone said it before)

Swedish














Fish dialect

8/10
spanglish

8/10
English
Russian
Spanish
French
German
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Arabic
Portuguese
Brazallian Portuguese
Bo (an extinct language)

Norwegian.

HOW DID WE MENTION SWEDISH, FINNISH, ICELANDIC, AND DUTCH AND NOT NORWEGIAN?!?!

NORWAY NEEDS LOVE TOO GUYS

Gameboy z80 assembly

Python.

Quote from: derpmeupthe language of necroposting ;^;

But since we can't have two the same, Pokémon language.

Polish language

How did we miss the obvious?

Scratch

Heh.

Python

Hungarian.

Also, I decided to make a list of all the languages named up until now:
Italian ~
English ~
Arabic ~
Silbo, the whistle language ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silbo_Gomero
Yiddish ~
French ~
русский (Russian) ~
C %
ASL  @*
Igpay Atinlay (Pig Latin) @~[1]
Zulu ~
Swahili ~
HTML %[2]
Galifrian (actually spelled Gallifreyan) @ tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Gallifreyan_(language)
Hindi ~
Portuguese ~
Cryptos @[3]
Scratch %
Japanese ~
Spanish ~
Icelandic ~
German ~
Kurdish ~
Xhosa ~
Turkish ~
Javascript %
Java %
Baby Language ?
Befunge %
BF (also known as BranFlakes among ATers) %
Chef %
Chicken %
INTERCAL %
Malbolge %
Ook %
Piet %
Thue %
Hindi ~+
Urdu ~
Bengali ~
Mandarin Chinese ~
Latin ~
Manx ~
Breton ~
Welsh ~
Scottish Gaelic ~
Python %
Morse Code ~?[4]
Binary ~?[4]
Logic Gates ???[5]
Hebrew ~
Spanish ~+
Flash (the programming language, not the superhero) %
Java %+
Finnish ~
Delphi %?[6]
Chinese Sign Language, "中國手語" (ZGS) ~@* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Sign_Language
Javanese ~
Azerbaijani ~
Greek ~
Minoan ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_language
Norwegian ~
CSS %
Klingon @&
Polish ~
Swedish ~
Navajo ~
Emojian ?[7]
Nyan ?[7]
Catalan ~
Game and Watchian ?[7]
Lingo ?[8]
Danish ~
Irish (Gaelic) ~
Caesar Cipher ?
The language of necroposting ?[7]
C++ %
Indonesian ~
Skratzish @$ (DrKat123_TBG)
Taiwanese ~[9]
C-- %[7]
1336 234K3 (leet speak of some form) ?
katCMd-BaseLayerAPi %$[10] (DrKat123_TBG)
Dutch
KatCMd connection API %$+ (DrKat123_TBG)
Interlingua @*
katCMD data API %$++ (DrKat123_TBG)
Esperanto
katCMD network api %$+++ (DrKat123_TBG)
Hakka ~[9] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakka_Chinese\
C*= %$ (DrKat123_TBG)
E-Prime ?
Kejing ~?[11]
HTML 5 %+
HMTL 5.1 %++
Afrikaans ~
Klingon @&+
Elvish @&
Cthuluspeak @
Cantonese ~[9]
Latin ~+
Swedish ("Fish Dialect") ~+
Spanglish ?
English ~+
Russian ~+
Spanish ~++
French ~+
German ~+
Chinese ~+[12]
Japanese ~+
Korean ~
Arabic ~+
Portuguese ~+
Brazilian Portuguese ~[13]
Bo ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aka-Bo_language most likely
Norwegian ~+[14]
Gameboy Z80 Assembly %
Python %+
Pokémon language ?
Polish ~+
Scratch %+[15]
Python %++
Hungarian ~

~ indicates a natural language (or natlang).
% indicates a programming language.
@ indicates a constructed language (or conlang).
& indicates a constructed language made for fun, or for a story (or an artlang).
* indicates a constructed language made to help people communicate (or an auxlang).
$ indicates this is a language made by the TBGer themselves.
# indicates the language was made by a TBGer, but not the one who posted it.
? indicates this doesn't really fall into any category.
+ indicates this language was listed before. The number of pluses indicates how many times.
(Parentheses) indicate the name of a language, if it is not given in English.


Wikipedia links are posted where languages may seem fake, but are indeed real.

[1] This is kind of a conlang, but not really. It's English with some rules on how to switch it around.
[2] Yes, HTML is technically markup and not programming. But it's really the only instance of this in the list.
[3] I can't seem to find anything on the internet about this. 360-International (the poster) [i]might[/i] have created it.
[4] Technically a natlang, but through a different medium.
[5] No clue how this qualifies.
[6] I'm 99% sure it's a programming language of some kind.
[7] Made by the user for the game, most likely.
[8] Unsure if made by user.
[9] These are actual dialects of Chinese.
[10] I count all the katCMD variants as one.
[11] As described by the user who posted it (It'sDrKat123M8), "Beijing and Kejia dialects together"
[12] Assuming Mandarin Chinese.
[13] Counting as separate.
[14] "HOW DID WE MENTION SWEDISH, FINNISH, ICELANDIC, AND DUTCH AND NOT NORWEGIAN?!?!

NORWAY NEEDS LOVE TOO GUYS" apparently I never saw it... XD
[15] "How did we miss the obvious? / Scratch" joe posted this, but little did he know Scratch was already posted... by himself :P


Rust

Minionese?

ActionScript

Frisian

Standard galactic alphabet

Basque

AUSTRALIAN IS-

*gets shot*