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What's your favorite Simlish sentence in TS2?
So what's yall guys favorite SimLish sentence in TS2?
If possible, you can put when said sentence occurs (eg: ""Grofala, Bidou!!" When a teen/YA female waves because her aspiration meter or one of her needs is low") |
Balinka!
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Quote: Originally posted by simsample
Oh hey i recognize that quote. It's when a female sim voiced by Zoey and is outgoing does those finger guns right? correct me if am wrong |
I was going to say the Sims 1 swear but if it has to be sims 2, I don't know. This old video is pretty funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTvjFcRRvn0
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I may be the only person here who still does this, but I still start up The Sims 2 the traditional way with the Maxis launcher. Moreover I nearly always let the video play right through. It lasts less than a minute, and it gets me in the mood to play The Sims. At the very beginn9ng of the video a female voice says something that sounds like "So sorry!" However my niece tells me that it's actually Simlish for "Hello!" I guess it's my favourite Simlish sentence.
Quote: Originally posted by ws2003
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Shabado... sha..ba..doo..badooo
(From TV) |
Quote: Originally posted by joandsarah77
That nasty woohoo i thought it was like "Nashta wof wof/wop wop/womp womp" |
Quote: Originally posted by ws2003
Wait no, male sims do that. |
Quote: Originally posted by iforgot
I swear they gor uncreative with Simlish on the TV but still funny regardless. |
Quote: Originally posted by AndrewGloria
I think it's 'Sul Sul!' which has been widely used by the Sims 4 marketing team as a greeting.
Quote: Originally posted by iforgot
That's from one of the performance songs in Sims 1!
Quote: Originally posted by ws2003
Yes, I think males and females do it, most often in my game I see Sim Sample say it whenever he sees a sim he's attracted to. Which is a lot. Other sentences I remembered are the lyrics to Glabe Glarn- another song from Sims 1, which you can hear in Sims 2 on the karaoke machine. Glabe Vada skijay Glabe zan Vada skijay Glarn Vodiat bonda glarn Volly andot'n zon-du-harn Volly andot bulyadan dot Zeel dau vaba du whoa Another that sticks in my mind is the simlish chorus for Kajagoogoo's Too Shy (from around 1:11 onwards): https://youtu.be/eZSGbAFNVwU?t=71 ooh neeb neeb, wush wush eebla jeeb And the same phrase reused in this song from Sims 3, in a Kid's radio channel song (from around 0:40 on): https://youtu.be/Ra1GFTNcTO8?t=49 ooh ooh! neeb neeb! wush wush! eebla jeeb! |
Bloo, bagoo! -female teen/college sim, finger guns
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"Nu chi."
"Ba loo." "*sniffs* Akuda!" "O belom, nagaka gavudi!" and any of the convos where they get super invested and start making sfx noises |
"Woofum, sherb!"
I find it adorable that the Simlish word for dog is 'woofum.' |
Kerboogie! (goes with Island greeting. I think)
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The train sound she makes during woohoo that explodes into an aria. Sims really have it good.
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Quote: Originally posted by saskganesh
There's also a "Honk Honk" in there. |
Quote: Originally posted by Bulbizarre
Woofum and Nooboo. I forget what the Simlish word for cats is? |
Quote: Originally posted by Charity
I don't know if there is one, in these lists..but I found it: Minicule ♫ Cat Hello – Sul sul Baby – Nooboo I’m hungry – Oh feebee lay Milk – Lalo Very good – Ooh be gah Dog – Woofum Goodbye – Dag dag This is cool – Whippna choba dog Shake – Sherb Move away – Araganda I’m bored – Awasa poa Hey, what’s up? – Bloo bagoo? I don’t like you – Boobasnot What’s up? – Hooba noobie Let’s play – Veena fredishay I’m so bored – Uhh shamoo ralla poo Go away! – Renato! Renato! Fast – Firbs Car – Abbi anar Pizza – Chum-cha Oh – Fro Damn – Garnar frash Listen – Grouw Interesting – Jowlenin Sweet – Kooj Anyone home – Nash na poof? Ow, man this is great – Oo krem letich Why me? – Ooo shanga day? Pain – Paba Is this a room? – Sisaroom? Speak – Sperk So hungry – So hungwah Everything – Fretishe Thank you – Litzergam One – Mik Two – Mak Three – Maka Does that feel better? – Turkey nurbler? Believe it or not – Delco webney Who cares? – Kabuna? Hey, great idea – Ah, gwanda blitz Hey, I know what you mean – Ah, docka morpher https://www.daytranslations.com/blo...-sims-language/ And this page: https://www.neoseeker.com/forums/35...ish-dictionary/ |
My faves:
"Ugh! Um, Fraabaaan? Sou" when an adult Female voiced By Gerri Lawlor is stuck/can't reach her destination "Ugh, Kaabaa.. Dedoon?" Ditto, but with Male Teens/YAs "Touga, Halekedo!!!!" Ditto All of the Elder male/female voicelines when they're stuck cant reach their destination "Nashta Womp Womp/Wof Wof/Wop Wop" Adult female voiced by Zoe Galvez when she's hanging out "Bée shoes" Male Sim voiced by Dave Boat when he's chatting "Souffla!!" Female Teen/YA when she's stuck or can't reach her destination "Oobashi!" Ditto with children "Aaa, Vivideyabo?" Adult Male voiced by Stephen Kearin when he's chatting. "Souffli/Shouffli..?" Adult Female voiced by Gerri Lawlor when she's waving because her aspiration meter or a need is low. "Um, Woohoo!" Ditto "Umalamakala, devodi melabla!" Adult male voiced by Stephen Kearin when he needs to pee "Hahaha, Vista!" Idk, but it's a girl possibly voiced by Zoe Galvez when she's playing on a swing. Only heard this when i played with only M&G stuff "Shibababalaba, shabadibadabado" One of the commercials of a red haired girl going to shower, then the background turns into a forest "Lalo, lalo! Lalo-lalo!" Toddler asking a teen/older "Walsé, Wooboo! Ebopezai? Olavlyn." Male voiced by Stephen Kearin when he can't reach his destination/is stuck "Kouchas, Elakanda!" Male voiced by Dave Boat when he can't reach his destination "Sul! Krachtou." Female Teen/YA clapping when she's entertained/is chatting and the convo goes well |
Once, in my early game, when Gloria was still doing her time in the army, she (and I) forgot that she had to work on Saturday mornings. The result was that she had to get up and go to work in the humvee only twenty minutes after she had had woohoo with Garry (who was visiting) and had fallen asleep. I don't think she arrived for duty in the best of moods that morning! This left Garry alone in her bed. Some time later, after it was daylight, Garry got up and came into Andrew's room, where Andrew was still trying to sleep. Garry said something that sounded like "Munchies". Andrew and I took that to mean, "Get up and make me some breakfast!"
Andrew did what he was asked (because he's that sort of boy). As they chatted over the meal, they both began to realise that they had more in common than just having the same hairstyle. (I suppose they also, in their own ways, both love Gloria.) Soon man and boy became firm friends, which they have remained ever since. But I always remember how their friendship started with that one word from Garry. |
Quote: Originally posted by AndrewGloria
LOL, anyone who demanded I get out of bed and cook them breakfast would not have been my friend. |
"Shoo-Flee", stands out to me.
Also found "Sperk" very amusing whilst trying to train my sims' 'lower intelligence' cat. |
"Mumba. Astitiki"
I've no idea what it means, but it's what Gloria said to Jack Gill as she played chess with him at 3:30 in the morning. They were the first words of Simlish I'd heard after a week without my computer. Her speech bubble showed the sun shining. The whole situation has an air of surrealism about it. Having been sleeping, Gloria is topless, almost naked. Jack, who has come to visit Andrew and Julian, is (by his standards) fully dressed. The chess table is in Andrew and Julian's bedroom, but they are sleeping peacefully through it all. Meanwhile, in a similar state of near nudity, Garry (Gloria's husband) has fallen asleep on the leather sofa downstairs. I love the way my Sims choose to live! |
Quote: Originally posted by Tleilaxu3
I guess i am not the only one who likes "Shoofle/Shouffli/Souffli" that word is so funny |
I don't know that I have a favorite Simlish phrase, but one thing I do always find a little interesting (on the rare occasions I don't have the game completely muted so I can listen to music while I build something!) is that while Simlish is obviously a nonsensical gibberish language, it's still clearly Western European gibberish. The vowel and consonant patterns and sounds and even the sentence structure are way more Latin or Germanic sounding than even Slavic, let alone anything from outside Europe! I'm sure they thought it wasn't worthwhile and it probably wouldn't be for many people lol, but I still kinda wish there was an option for different regional "languages" so you could make various locations sound like they actually were from a different part of the world...
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