What is swine language?

Answer 1

The answer is difficult to provide as the question is unclear. Could you mean, "What is sign language?", which is the language the hearing impaired use with their hands to communicate without sound?

Or "What is wine language?", the terms used by oenophiles to describe the properties of the wine such as the "bouquet," the "legs," the "oakiness," etc.

On the lighter side for "What is swine language?", two answers come to mind:

1. Pig Latin (Oo-day oo-yay eak-spay ig-pay atin-lay?)
2. The language used in famous pig quotes: There is a language spoken by hogs and pigs which is not totally translated or understood yet, with words and sounds such as:

• "oink"
• "snort"
• "squeal"
• "wee wee wee" (all the way home)
• "slurp" "burp" "gobble" (we do know those are sounds of a pig-out)
• "yubadubadib ... Dat's all folks!"
• "grunt"
• "zroom zroom brrraaaaahhhhhhh" -- studies have recently indicated this loud utterance is from a special kind of swine (the "Harley Hog") and is roughly translated as "Eat my dust!".

Another Answer. Do you not mean Pigeon English? Or possibly Pidgin? You can buy Pidgin Skins but please note that they are not the same as Pork Rinds.