This is how you speak one of the least common rat languages, Domesticated Rat. was first created in around 1605 when Jack Black had domesticated what is known to be the first domesticated rat. When pronouncing any terms in Domesticated Rat, RSL (Rat Sign Language) is very useful to help get your point across, especially if you're new to learning this amazing language. In 1901, due to the rise of domesticated rats, the rise and expansion of the language did as well. The language had grown to something much more than a couple of words used by my rats to better understand their fellow comrades, but now was a community of domesticated rat speakers. Domesticated Rat is spoken by both rat and rat allies, and this is a translator created by two individuals who are fluent in the domesticated rat.
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