Chances are you’ve escaped reality (at least temporarily) through “The Sims.” One of the first life simulation video games, it allows players to live vicariously through virtual characters—and it’s played by people the world over. Which is why the characters speak a fictional language that everyone can understand. It’s called Simlish, and there’s a method to the gibberish. We join voice actors Krizia Bajos and Scott Whyte at a recording studio inside Electronic Arts in Redwood, California, to see and hear how the language was created. If you have a really good ear for languages, you just might be able to say “How are you?” in Simlish by the end of this video.

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00:00 Intro
00:51 A bit of Sims Banter in Redwood City
01:32 This history of Simlish
2:03 Meet Simlish expert Claire Curtain
2:50 Improvization is the key
3:45 Everyone loves Simlish

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