A guide to 1337 speak
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Ok i'm probably gonna get flamed so bad for this but whatever.
This is my little guild for ''N()()BS'' on 1337 speak.
-What is 1337 speak?
A) 1337 speak is also called leet speak. Leet speak comes from the numbers 1337 which means leet or elite.
1337 pronounced 'leet'
As you've already seen, basic l33t is just replacing vowels with numbers:
A = 4
E = 3
I = 1
O = 0
Some more letter-number conversions our fellow fakkers have suggested...
A = 4
B = |3
C = (
D = |)
E = 3
F = F
G = 6 or 9
H = H
I = !
J = J
K = |<
L = 1
M = n/\
N = /\/
O = 0
P = P
Q = Q
R = R
S = 5
T = 7
U = v
V = v
W = VV
X = X
Y = Y
Z = 2
However l33t is a very flexible 'language' and you can go from this very basic l33t, to super ultra 1337 by being creative; a few examples:
O = ()
U = |_|
T = 7
D = |)
W = \/\/
S = $
A few examples of 1337 speak are....
0wn3d (owned) - One of the most popular l33t words it is very loosely defined as beaten or can simply be an expression of awe, for example, 'I 0wn3d you' means 'I have beaten you in a very humiliating fashion', or '0wn4ge!' which means 'That was (or is) very nifty'.
w00t - Derived from 'hoot', this is defined as 'yay', it can be used, for example, upon victory or, possibly, the release and procurement of a new video card.
13wt - Treasure, good merchandise, possessions, a misspelling of loot. Most commonly referring to pirated software, items in a game or promotional giveaways.
h4x0r - Hacker, can be used for a real hacker or simply a very skillful person. This is the most common occurrence of the -0r clause.
ph33r - Fear, most commonly used in such phrases as, 'Ph33r m3!' or 'Ph33r |\/|y 1337 sk1llz!' It can also be written as, 'ph34r'.
sk1llz - Obviously derived from 'skill', referring to skill in some type of online game, programming or hacking. Many times used in conjunction with 'm4d'. As a general rule, if one has sk1llz, one is to be ph33r3d.
m4d - Mad, mostly used as a descriptive term meaning great, for example, 'h3s g0t m4d sk1llz'.
sI_Ip - A greeting.
j00 - You, commonly used in such phrases as, 'j00 d34d f00'.
f00 - Fool, one who isn't very bright or skillful.
j0 - Yo, as in the greeting.
d00d - Dude; an expression of comrade, or just used to address a random person online.
sux0r - Sucks, as in '7h1s sux0r', one of the few common examples of the -0r clause.
l4m3r - Lamer, someone who is lame, someone who uses an unfair tactic or generally makes the things around him or her less fun.
n00b - Short for noobie, misspelling of newbie; someone who is new to something, or just not very good at it.
http://www.gamecrib.net/page.php?18 is an 1337 translator or converter. Try it if you like.
NOTE 1337 is not a real language and it doesnt have any solid ways of spelling a single work. You will see many variations in l33t speak. Try to be creative.
Hope it helps ~Deleta
yay 200th post.
This is my little guild for ''N()()BS'' on 1337 speak.
-What is 1337 speak?
A) 1337 speak is also called leet speak. Leet speak comes from the numbers 1337 which means leet or elite.
1337 pronounced 'leet'
As you've already seen, basic l33t is just replacing vowels with numbers:
A = 4
E = 3
I = 1
O = 0
Some more letter-number conversions our fellow fakkers have suggested...
A = 4
B = |3
C = (
D = |)
E = 3
F = F
G = 6 or 9
H = H
I = !
J = J
K = |<
L = 1
M = n/\
N = /\/
O = 0
P = P
Q = Q
R = R
S = 5
T = 7
U = v
V = v
W = VV
X = X
Y = Y
Z = 2
However l33t is a very flexible 'language' and you can go from this very basic l33t, to super ultra 1337 by being creative; a few examples:
O = ()
U = |_|
T = 7
D = |)
W = \/\/
S = $
A few examples of 1337 speak are....
0wn3d (owned) - One of the most popular l33t words it is very loosely defined as beaten or can simply be an expression of awe, for example, 'I 0wn3d you' means 'I have beaten you in a very humiliating fashion', or '0wn4ge!' which means 'That was (or is) very nifty'.
w00t - Derived from 'hoot', this is defined as 'yay', it can be used, for example, upon victory or, possibly, the release and procurement of a new video card.
13wt - Treasure, good merchandise, possessions, a misspelling of loot. Most commonly referring to pirated software, items in a game or promotional giveaways.
h4x0r - Hacker, can be used for a real hacker or simply a very skillful person. This is the most common occurrence of the -0r clause.
ph33r - Fear, most commonly used in such phrases as, 'Ph33r m3!' or 'Ph33r |\/|y 1337 sk1llz!' It can also be written as, 'ph34r'.
sk1llz - Obviously derived from 'skill', referring to skill in some type of online game, programming or hacking. Many times used in conjunction with 'm4d'. As a general rule, if one has sk1llz, one is to be ph33r3d.
m4d - Mad, mostly used as a descriptive term meaning great, for example, 'h3s g0t m4d sk1llz'.
sI_Ip - A greeting.
j00 - You, commonly used in such phrases as, 'j00 d34d f00'.
f00 - Fool, one who isn't very bright or skillful.
j0 - Yo, as in the greeting.
d00d - Dude; an expression of comrade, or just used to address a random person online.
sux0r - Sucks, as in '7h1s sux0r', one of the few common examples of the -0r clause.
l4m3r - Lamer, someone who is lame, someone who uses an unfair tactic or generally makes the things around him or her less fun.
n00b - Short for noobie, misspelling of newbie; someone who is new to something, or just not very good at it.
http://www.gamecrib.net/page.php?18 is an 1337 translator or converter. Try it if you like.
NOTE 1337 is not a real language and it doesnt have any solid ways of spelling a single work. You will see many variations in l33t speak. Try to be creative.
Hope it helps ~Deleta
yay 200th post.
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j0 - Yo, as in the greeting.
j0 also can be used like "j0 sux0r". Which in that case would mean more like... "you".
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Minsc wrote...
j0 - Yo, as in the greeting.
j0 also can be used like "j0 sux0r". Which in that case would mean more like... "you".
THX I added that in.
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Ahh, I despise that sort of language. Just like the other internet shorthand, it never ceases to annoy me for some odd reason. But thank you for posting this, at least now I'll be able to read people's gibberish with ease.
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I say that I agree with you Lurking. I've never really like the 1337 speak but like i'm helping you I hope it will help other people.
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Never knew about wat it is till now thks Deleta now i'll be able to understand a bit wat azumax and u guys are talking about in irc
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VV311, 5!/\/(3 ! 4n/\ 50 vv311 v3r53|) !/\/ 1337, 4/\/|) y0v 9vy5 100|< 1!|<3 y0v (0v1|) v53 4 pr!n/\3r 13550/\/, h3r3 !5 /\/\y 9v!|)3.
(Well, since I am so well-versed in 1337, and you guys look like you could use a primer lesson, here is my guide.)
A = 4
B = |3
C = (
D = |)
E = 3
F = F
G = 6 or 9
H = H
I = !
J = J
K = |<
L = 1
M = n/\
N = /\/
O = 0
P = P
Q = Q
R = R
S = 5
T = 7
U = v
V = v
W = VV
X = X
Y = Y
Z = 2
Yes... You will have to use your brain to decipher t he difference between a V and a U during translation...
(Well, since I am so well-versed in 1337, and you guys look like you could use a primer lesson, here is my guide.)
A = 4
B = |3
C = (
D = |)
E = 3
F = F
G = 6 or 9
H = H
I = !
J = J
K = |<
L = 1
M = n/\
N = /\/
O = 0
P = P
Q = Q
R = R
S = 5
T = 7
U = v
V = v
W = VV
X = X
Y = Y
Z = 2
Yes... You will have to use your brain to decipher t he difference between a V and a U during translation...
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Lol J3\/\/. Thanks for the tip on joo but i purposely have two in there for the reason of the two ways to spell it but it probably look nicer if I take it out. THX
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Here is an interesting link for those who use Firefox as a browser:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/770
This plugin for Firefox will let you convert any page you are looking at to the 1337 language. More of a novelty than anything else.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/770
This plugin for Firefox will let you convert any page you are looking at to the 1337 language. More of a novelty than anything else.
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killroy wrote...
Here is an interesting link for those who use Firefox as a browser:https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/770
This plugin for Firefox will let you convert any page you are looking at to the 1337 language. More of a novelty than anything else.
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Text encrypted with plugin mentioned above :)
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jonsmth wrote...
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Text encrypted with plugin mentioned above :)
But that's not readable anymore. At least to me. :roll:
