Cabblese

Cabblese is the de facto language of the characters in the YouTube series Milinoket Cabbl. It is a form of broken English that has varied in its misspellings over the course of the series, having been heavily reduced over time.

Characteristics of misspellings
Cabblese misspellings tend to variate, and as mentioned previously, are now uncommon. When a misspelling occurs, it tends to occur in an organized manner:


 * In written Cabblese, verbs such as is, was, were, etc. may rarely get dropped from a sentence. They always are heard in the spoken form.


 * The letter grouping th can be written in a variety of ways. The, for example, may become teh, de, or da.


 * Ch and ck may become k or c.


 * -ance may sometimes become -is (assistance becomes assistis, for example).


 * Ea may become ee, e, or a.


 * El may become le, and le may become el or l.


 * For sometimes becomes fer or fah.


 * A double l, like that found in Millinocket, becomes just one l, as found in the Cabblese equivalent Milinoket.


 * -cal becomes -cul or -kul.


 * -able becomes -abbl, as found in the transition from cable to cabbl.


 * -ible becomes ibbl.


 * A double t may become just one t.

All of the above points can have variations not listed here; these are general points.
 * Ce, like in choice, may become s (choice => chois).

Accent
Characters in Milinoket Cabbl can speak a variety of ways. As the series is set in rural Maine, the primary accent heard is a Maine accent, as can be clearly noticed with Dad and Son (for example, Son tries to calm an angry crowd in the first episode by asking if anyone wants lobstah). Other accents do exist, although they are not common (in the original series, Lary is an exception).

Cabblese accents may or may not reflect the spellings shown in the series.