Occasionally, repetitions of similar-looking or similar-sounding words can make perfect sense to fluent speakers of a language but completely confuse the uninitiated. Take, for example the following:
English (with an Australian accent): Sick Sikh seeks six Sikhs.
Swedish: Hon, hon hann inte, hon, men han, han hann, han.
Old Norse: Hann á á á á.
Mandarin: Youtube clip of a woman telling a story by saying “shi” for 37 seconds
Linguistic Parlor Tricks 