"Bahasa Gay" is a language used among homosexual men in Indonesia.
Showing posts with label gay language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay language. Show all posts
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Word of the Gay: "Polari"
"Polari" is a secret language that was used by gay people in England to disguise their conversations. It was a combination of English rhyme with other languages such as Italian and Yiddish. As homosexuality became more mainstream the need for the language faded, but many of the terms are still used.
Labels:
england,
gay language,
gay speak,
word of the gay
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Word of the Gay: "IsiNgqumo"
Labels:
africa,
bantu,
black gays,
gay africans,
gay language,
gayle,
IsiNgqumo,
south africa,
word of the gay
Friday, September 4, 2009
Word of the Gay: "Handkerchief Code"
"Handkerchief Code" is a way of letting people in the gay, BDSM, or sex worker sub-culture know what is that you are into sexually. Different colors and arrangements of handkerchiefs in back pockets had different sexual connotations.
Labels:
bdsm,
gay code,
gay language,
handkerchief code,
sex workers,
word of the gay
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Word of the Gay: "Swardspeak"
"Swardspeak" is vernacular language derived from Englog and is used by a number of homosexuals in the Philippines.
Labels:
englog,
filipino,
gay language,
gay lingo,
philipines,
swardspeak,
vernacular
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