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All they really learn is the English language and a bit about you.
Old Furbies are commonly referred to as "Original Furbies" or "Classic Furbies," which were first released in 1998. These toys are notable for their unique design and ability to "learn" and mimic language over time. They were produced until the early 2000s, after which newer versions with updated features were introduced.
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In Furbish, the language of Furbies, "funny" is expressed as "wubba." Furbies often use this term to convey humor or amusement. Their playful and quirky nature is reflected in their unique sounds and phrases, making interactions entertaining for users.
There are classic Furbies, Furby babies, Furby friends, Emoto-Tronic Furby Babies- these Furbies have been updated with a more emotional face and voice recognition, Emoto-Tronic Funky Furbies - these Furbies can sing 3 new songs and dance and can also be taught different dance routines and memorize them.
Original Furbies do not have an On/Off switch. Emototronic Furbies have an On/Off switch on the bottom in between their feet.
Furbies are for everyone.
They speak the Jawoyn language.
Hebrews speak the Hebrew language.
Most of them obviously speak Georgian. There are also speakers of related languages such as Mingrelian, but while Mingrelian is different enough to be seen as a distinct language, it is sociolinguistically speaking a dialect, because its speakers prefer regular Georgian as written language. There are minority languages such as Tsova-Tush a.k.a. Batsbi, which is related to Chechen, Abkhazian, which is a Circassian language, and Ossetian, which is related to Iranian languages.
Estonians speak Estonian as their native language.
Georgians speak Georgian as their native language.