The Minions speak a distinct language that creatives behind the Despicable Me franchise say has a deeper meaning than viewers would expect.

Banana? Potato! Talk like a Minion with this handy English-to-Minion translation list. In the world of Conlangs (or constructed languages), Klingon, Elvish, Dothraki and Esperanto were created by ...

This certainly covers the basics of human-Minion communication. Now that you know how to speak the language, you should be able to follow along with the plot of Minions without any problem.

The minions get back to those cute roots, but especially so in their language. It just sounds cute. One of the ways it does this is by imitating features of baby talk.

Minions “speak” in cute, high-pitched (possibly artificially), and emotive tones; they’re voiced by Despicable Me and Minions co-directors Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud.

Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment; Berlin Film Festival The Little Despot Because the Minions don’t talk in a discernible language, their actions need to speak louder than words.

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‘Despicable Me 2’: 5 Things to Know About the Minions Looney Tunes played a role in the evolution of Gru's henchmen, whose language consists of French, Spanish, Italian … and food references.

To mark the release of Minions: The Rise of Gru, we've taken a look at the Minions to uncover facts you might not know about the Minions.

The Optimist Woman wins record for world’s largest Minion collection Liesl Benecke has more than 1,000 Minion items, including her latest purchase: three crystal figurines from Swarovski.