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human
Do different kinds of languages have different sounding gibberish's?

Gibberish can sound like a lot of things, but to keep this question relavent, I'd define gibberish as nonsensical talk that sounds like it could be a language, or using a consistent phonology perhaps?  


Does the language you speak influence the gibberish you make up? Could the kind of gibberish you make up clue what language you natively speak? I am a native english speaker and I can't roll my r's so even when I speak gibberish there are sounds I can't make and that can clue my non spanishness. Do different languages have different general sounding gibberish's?
gpt
Yes. People dont really articulate sounds they dont know how to produce accidentally.

Filler words like blahblahblahblah are also different. In Japamese we might say naninaninani (literallt what what what) or daradaradara (meaningless)