Introduction

It has begun not many know or understand what they are.

They could be aliens here to make this planet theirs...

They could be robots built to destroy the world...

Not much is clear but what is, is that their here and will have their fun.

Attention everyone if you're lucky enough to sent out to face what we now know as Oppai.... Yes yes we all know what that means in Japanese so stop snickering.

What is very common in all are
Yellow skin
Large chest
Horns
Headphones (blockout our thoughts)

They don't speak your language but one of there own.

It's a fictional language made entirely from nonverbal, sensual-sounding noises—like hums, sighs, clicks, and soft vocalizations

Simple ones
Sound - Meaning
“mm” - yes / agreement
“mmm?” - question / uncertainty
“ah” - surprise
“hmm” - thinking / wait
“shh” - stop / quiet
“huh” - what?
“mm-mm” - no
“ahh” - pleasure / happiness
soft hum - affection
short breath - attention / look
repeated hum - emphasis

“Oh…” = “Oh.”
You could make it “Ooh” or “Ohh” depending on the emotion:

“Oh!” = surprise
“Ooh…” = interest/curiosity
“Ohh…” = realization
“Ooh?” = “Really?” / questioning
“Oh…” = disappointment or understanding

Click = Look / Pay attention
Click-click = Look over there!
Click + “mm” = Look, yes
Click + “oh” = Look! / Oh!
Click+"Ahh"= Hello

Soft sigh = relief / calm
Long sigh = tired / weary
Sharp sigh = frustration
Sigh + “mm” = “Yes… finally.”
Sigh + “oh” = disappointment / realization
Sigh followed by silence = sadness / “I don't know what to say.”

Then use pitch and length as grammar:
Short sound = ordinary meaning
Long sound = stronger meaning
Rising pitch = question
Falling pitch = statement
Repeated sound = urgency
Soft sound = intimate/private
Loud sound = warning or strong emotion

Example:
“Mm.” = Yes.
“Mmm?” = Are you sure?
“Mmmm.” = Definitely yes.
“Mm-mm.” = No.
“Ah… mm.” = I understand.
“Mm? Ah?” = What happened?

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