What language do you speak to your tulpa?

[Chupi]

Tulpish! (That would be raw unworded thoughts, which often get decoded to gibberish if your tulpa tries to send them to you but slightly screws up...)

 

But really, I can only occasionally talk with her successfully in raw thoughts. Mostly English -- my only fluent language. And yes, thoughts do have language when you put words to them, whether you speak it aloud or not.

[Sands]

I guess I used my primary purely for a long time, though now we are talking in English a lot as well. Sometimes a mix, even. Also noticed that my non-English speech is pretty dialect heavy, but Roswell's talking all formally and shit.

 

Best thing about tuppers is that you can say something that makes no sense and they get it.

 

Can't really vote as there's no both option.

[Knapp]

So like this? ^_^

 

Precisely.

[Kadoh]

I speak fluent Minish, so I tend to use that.

 

 

I would have said JavaScript, but someone would have called me out on the fact I know nothing about programming besides basic, basic shit. Holy crap, this spoiler is longer than the actual non-spoilered post

 

[Frosty]

My tulpa and I communicate in Klingon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

English actually

 

[Weird0]

We speak German for the most time but sometimes we drift off, speaking some English.

 

I recently started the get the impression that Anemie the better English speaker of us both...

Cant tell for sure though.

[fennecfoxx]

We only speak in English, since that's my first language, as well as the only one I'm really fluent in. I'm near-fluent-ish in Spanish, but not quite.

 

I would imagine that my tulpae should know whatever bits and pieces of foreign languages I know. At the very least, they should be able to access it if I choose to speak to them in another language for any reason.

[Virgil]

I'm inclined to think one's native language is the best option. You can't do anything wrong by using the language you're most familiar with.

[Sands]

I'm inclined to think one's native language is the best option. You can't do anything wrong by using the language you're most familiar with.

 

Except that I'm using it so rarely these days, I'm starting to forget it...

[Chupi]

JavaScript

 

If you're going to pretend to know a programming language, al least choose a good one.

 

And no, I haven't tried speaking to my tulpae in C, apart from when I'm coding and reading what I type.