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And in the context of the game, that assumption still makes sense. Just like a train is always moving forward on the track and blowing its whistle to warn others to stay off its path, the Sims use the phrase "Choo Wagga Choo Choo" to let the player know that something is blocking their path and preventing them from moving forward. This is a phrase that's just as fun to say as it is to hear. It may initially seem that a Sims character is saying something about a dog when this phrase is seen out of the context of the game.

However, veteran Sims players know the truth: Simlish never utilizes the real word for things -- which will still be the case even after the release of Sims 5. What this phrase is actually used for in-game is to express how neat or interesting something is. This is another phrase that sounds like it should be related to a pet-raising Sim.

And this one can be. But, when spoken aloud, the phrase sounds more like a strange encouragement or a command for a person named "Gerb.

The quote sounds like it could potentially lead into the popular score from the movie Jaws when the shark is about to attack. History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. Categories Work The Sims Quotes. Universal Conquest Wiki. Contributed By: Drekenloka. Contributed By: CDBavg Contributed By: bananagirl.

Show Different Character's Interests. Contributed By: Gameking Avoid Paying Bills. Contributed By: Alex0. Contributed By: CmdrPorkchops. Give your Sims a bunch of skill points effortlessly. Contributed By: BannedAccount. Automatic Trash cleaning. Contributed By: Superjedi Import Your Own. Contributed By: SaggDog7. Contributed By: Wansea. Contributed By: Littlehealy. Contributed By: jcjaguar Simlish was created because Will Wright , creator of The Sims , knew that the game needed dialogue, but thought that using real life languages such as English would cause the dialogue to be repetitive and would be expensive translating the entire dialog Sims may say.

Wright did consider experimenting with Navajo, a Native American language, but decided that it would be better to use a "nonsense language" that couldn't be translated, because the meaning could be left to the player's imagination. Some say it may be a mixture of Ukrainian, Navajo, Romanian, Irish, Tagalog, and even gibberish, [2] but this has not been confirmed. Simlish was first used in SimCopter , a flight simulator game released in The Sims featured a lot more Simlish than SimCopter the first Maxis game to feature Simlish , and was also a lot clearer.

The phrase "sul sul", which in later games is used for both greetings and saying goodbye, is solely used for saying goodbye, and only by adults when they go to work. Some other common phrases are "wawa bralala? The voices were provided by Gerri Lawlor and Stephen Kearin. The Sims 2 comes with more audible and newer phrases like "e wam. When there is a problem, Sims will say "shooflee" and "anaconda" often. When some female Sims walk by another Sim, their greeting varies from "Ooh, voodoo!

Much to the amusement of many players, pregnant Sims have been known to shout " WooHoo! When female elders play at the poker table in Nightlife , they will often say "Texas Goushem" which is probably a reference to Texas HoldEm a type of poker card game. In the Pets expansion pack, when a Sim is teaching their pet to "shake," they will say "shurb" repeatedly, as well as when they teach to "speak," they will say "sperk.

When an object is in their way, females will say "Nib! Frinding," or, "Oh! Do caraweeb hushizey. Wubba Shig Vadou! Honyo butib! Hosho mido!