![]() ![]() Interestingly, this strategy works for real languages as well. Meaning is meant to be gathered from context, facial expressions, articulation, and body language of minions. The point of minionese is to sound funny and silly, without revealing meaning of words. Also, “banana” is a word that is probably most common in minionese. Some also call it “banana language”, which likely originated from a famous tune, as well as color and representation in movies. This term has a nice ring to it and has a similar sound to Chinese, Lebanese, etc. Is it possible for you to learn and speak language of the minions? Just try! Across Seas sounds Minionese!Ĭuriously, minion language does not have an official name, but the fandom was quick to come up with a term to describe it – minionese. Mister Coffin remains a main minionese creator – no linguist ever worked on this dialect, as director firmly believed that giving lingo structure and rules would take away from its whimsical nature and appeal. His multi-cultural background and innovative thinking are why he so skillfully created a complex and dimensional lingo for film. ![]() As for the real-life possible minion lingo origin, there may be a clue – we know that director Pierre Coffin is French, same as his father, while his mother is Indonesian. It seems more than likely for them to come across multiple foreign dialects during their journey, and over time adopt their features into their speech. Who Voiced the Minions?įrom the movies we learned that minions existed for hundreds of years, traveling the world in search of perfect villain. As we delve into history of the language that minions speak, we should consider both fictional and real tongue’s possible origins. At that time directors had no idea that the movie will be received so warmly and that minions will attract so much attention from the audience and media. Little did he know that team will be so impressed by his vocal representation of fictional creatures, which he will have to voice countless minions in all movies to come. This French director had a distinct idea of how his characters should sound, and presented his voice’s to team to better illustrate his idea. It turns out that the language of minion was invented by Pierre Coffin, “Despicable Me” producer and voice actor for most minion voices. Strap yourselves in as we go on a learning adventure to discover origins and languages’ nature which these yellow speak. The minion language has a special quality that cannot be found in most other fictional lingos – when you hear a minion speak words do not sound completely foreign and you could almost make out their meaning. Is it real? What are its origins? All these questions will be answered right now, so stay tuned. All speculation aside, we are here to analyze facts and reveal truth about their speech, so all minion appreciators were in on a secret. Minion lovers have been wondering whether or not minions’ language has a hidden meaning. This sounds ominous, but all suspicions are cast aside when you meet minions – they are cuddliest villain-supporters in existence, and they speak most peculiar language. Since 2010 people have been charmed by these small creatures that have traveled the world since ancient times, looking for an ultimate villain to serve. However, language we were introduced to in “Despicable Me” is a whole other deal – it lacks in epic sound, but more than makes up for it in its whimsicality! How it All Started When we review specific tongues created for cinematography, mind usually conjures one, which sounds a lot like Dothraki or Valyrian from famous Game of Thrones, or Naʼvi from Avatar. Thanks to “Despicable Me” movie and hype that followed we are all familiar with mischievous but goofy and lovable yellow creatures called minions, yet we all left cinema wondering – what language do minions speak? It is not a new concept for movies to feature custom languages, but we all agree that an artificial language never sounded so endearing. ![]()
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