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Topic : Re: Methods for creating slang I am interested in creating slang or a vernacular for a particular group in my story. I want it to be distinctive and a definite marker for in-group/out-group, but - selfpublishingguru.com

Odierno164

: Re: Methods for creating slang I am interested in creating slang or a vernacular for a particular group in my story. I want it to be distinctive and a definite marker for in-group/out-group, but

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You could use verlan.
Words of this slang are made up by switching syllables of a word.

It's not be the best method, but it can be a start.

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