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6 Fictional Languages You Can Really Learn

6. Alienese: Futurama

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Many of the languages that are made up for television and books are just gibberish. However, a rare few have been developed into fully functioning living languages, some even by linguistic professionals and professors. If learning French and Spanish at school wasn’t quite your cup of tea, you may want to try one of these on for size. Who knows when a few words of tlhIngan Hol may come in handy?

6. Alienese: Futurama

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