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FuwwySpeak 

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Fuwwyspeak (Awso known as OwOspeak) is a type of typing commonwy used by Fuwwies to indicate cuteness.

Fuwwyspeak consists of repwacing W and W wetters with the wetter W and adding ascii emoticons to text at the end. (depending on the situation) (not to be confused with Emojis, though Emojis are stiww usabwe in Fuwwyspeak)

Most commonwy you can see wowds wike "Hewwo" be wepwaced by "Hewwo"

Commonwy Fuwwyspeak awso uses emoticons wike "OwO" and "UwU" at the end of the text, mattewing on the situation, it is best to know the emoticons' definitions befowe using them.
How Fuwwyspeak is used:
Wandom Pewson: Hey, how awe things?
Fuwwy: Things are going weww, how about you! ^w^
Fuwwy Hatew: God dammit, not again.
Fuwwy: Why do you have to keep fowwowing me! >w<
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Furryspeak 

Furryspeak (Also known as OwOspeak) is a type of typing commonly used by Furries to indicate cuteness.

Furryspeak consists of replacing L and R letters with the letter W and adding ascii emoticons to text at the end. (depending on the situation) (not to be confused with Emojis, though Emojis are still usable in Furryspeak)

Most commonly you can see words like "Hello" be replaced by "Hewwo"

Commonly Furryspeak also uses emoticons like "OwO" and "UwU" at the end of the text, mattering on the situation, it is best to know the emoticons' definitions before using them.
How Furryspeak is used:
Random Person: Hey, how are things?
Furry: Things are going weww, how about you! ^w^
Furry Hater: God dammit, not again.
Furry: Why do you have to keep fowwowing me! >w<
Furryspeak by Erron2005 October 7, 2020
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