Furbish-To-English Translation Guide

    So that you too can begin to understand the nonsensical chirps of the hot new toy sweeping the nation. They start to learn English pretty quickly, but they never stop being kinda menacing.

    Alanna Okun
    by Alanna Okun

    BuzzFeed Staff

    1. "E-tah" = "Yes"

    blogs.mentor.com

    2. "Boo" = "No"

    z6.invisionfree.com

    3. "Koh-koh" = "More"

    indiekrush.com

    4. "Boh-bay" = "Worry"

    ebay.com

    5. "Dah lee-koo wah!" = "Big sound!"

    z6.invisionfree.com

    6. "Kah-toh-loo-may-tay" = "Me like kisses"

    amazon.com

    7. "Nee-tye kah" = "Tickle me"

    indiekrush.com

    8. "Kah mee-mee noo-loo" = "I'm very happy"

    toyarchive.com

    Who wouldn't be, in that sweet Elvis gear?

    9. "Wee-tee kah wah-loh" = "Sing me to sleep"

    toyarchive.com

    10. "Kah-mee-mee-ah-tay" = "I'm very hungry"

    toyarchive.com

    My mom's last name is Furey and sometimes she gets mail addressed to "Mrs. Furby."

    11. "Kah boo ay-ay u-nye" = "I can't see you"

    ebay.com

    12. "Boo-koo-doh-e-day" = "Don't feel good"

    adoptafurby.com

    13. "May-bee" = "Maybe"

    themediastation.com

    CHEATING.

    Special thanks to all the Angelfire websites featuring astoundingly comprehensive translations.