I have invented LeetSpeak 2
#1
I have been inventing this while I was bored on Swedish/math classes. New code alphabet LS2, short for leetspeak2

[Image: LS2.png?t=1289653356]


Example words:

dog=609
yes=19<35
no=41<0
cat=05<47
car=05<4>12
chinchilla= 05<>11<1>41<>05<1>17<>17<4
maple=44<4>02<>17<3

Basically, what I did was that I added normal leetspeak numbers and then though what numbers would best fit to each letter. I first come up with G,B and D. B looks like 8, g looks like 9 and D looks like 6 turned around.

I know I'm pro Chin
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#2
Too tedious. I'll stick to real English, please. :<
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#3
07 = OT or F?

Too ambiguous.
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#4
Fiel Wrote:07 = OT or F?

Too ambiguous.

Well, there's more than 9 letters. 7 was closest to F and 7 was reserved by T, so I added 0 to the front of it. Did same for few other letters.

ShiKage Wrote:Too tedious. I'll stick to real English, please. :<

1>07< 19<0>00 17<34>12<>41<36 01<4>02<4>41<353, 7>11<15 5>11<0>00<>07<6 83 345>19.

Translated: If you learned Japanese, this should be easy.

I couldn't keep up with even hirakanas, when I tried D:
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#5
007 translates into
~OOT
~UT
~OF
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#6
Erebus Wrote:007 translates into
~OOT
~UT
~OF

OOT is the only correct one.

UT= 00<7
OF= 0>07

arrows are used to seperate letters.

>insert letter longer than 1 number here<

However the word never starts or ends with arrow, it doesn't need to.


Also, some may ask, what's the use?

- Piss off your friends
- Bypass filters or discuss things that normally wouldn't be allowed

c.
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#7
Satellite Wrote:OOT is the only correct one.

UT= 00<7
OF= 0>07

arrows are used to seperate letters.

>insert letter longer than 1 number here<

However the word never starts or ends with arrow, it doesn't need to.


Also, some may ask, what's the use?

- Piss off your friends
- Bypass filters or discuss things that normally wouldn't be allowed

This seems needlessly complicated...
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#8
I think you might be better off just using a caesarian cipher. It accomplishes the same task and is much easier to implement.
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#9
Erebus Wrote:This seems needlessly complicated...

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#10
This shit is harder than Korean.

Korean is easy to learn.
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#11
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#12
Satellite Wrote:Well, there's more than 9 letters. 7 was closest to F and 7 was reserved by T, so I added 0 to the front of it. Did same for few other letters.



1>07< 19<0>00 17<34>12<>41<36 01<4>02<4>41<353, 7>11<15 5>11<0>00<>07<6 83 345>19.

Translated: If you learned Japanese, this should be easy.

I couldn't keep up with even hirakanas, when I tried D:

ひらがなとカタカナと漢字を習うのはこれより紛らわしくないよ。なんで数で喋りたいのか?
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#13
I say we write in DNA:

AGGTCCAGCTACGATTCGATTCGGATCGGATCGGATGCGATCGGATGCTG
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#14
Moonlapse Wrote:I say we write in DNA:

AGGTCCAGCTACGATTCGATTCGGATCGGATCGGATGCGATCGGATGCTG

0101001101110000011001010110000101101011011010010110111001100111001000000110100101101110001000000110001001101001011011100110000101110010011110010010000001101001011100110010000001110111011000010111100100100000011000110110111101101111011011000110010101110010
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#15
No.
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#16
Mejor hablemos en español.

Si?
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#17
Fiel Wrote:I think you might be better off just using a caesarian cipher. It accomplishes the same task and is much easier to implement.

Gunaxf Svry. Lbh frag zr ba n gjb-ubhe Jvxvcrqvn gevc.
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#18
Satellite Wrote:I have been inventing this while I was bored on Swedish/math classes. New code alphabet LS2, short for leetspeak2
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#19
I'll be the first to respond in southperry gangsta speak. pineapple this pomegranate mah chilla.
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#20
Let's use SOV grammar with particles and call it leetenese.
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