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''The Sims 2'' comes with better heard and newer phrases like "e wam". Common phrases are now "dej dej" and "ackabunad." Common greetings include "zune-zune" and "degg degg". When there's a problem, they will say "Shoo Flee" and "anaconda" a lot. When some female Sims walk by another Sim, their greeting will be "Ooh, voodoo!" Sometimes they'll say "Lick a rock!". They reportedly swear sometimes. Much to the amusement of many players, pregnant Sims have been known to shout "[[WooHoo]]!" while giving birth. When female elders play at the poker table in ''[[Nightlife]]'', they will often say "Texas Goushem" which is probably a reference to Texas HoldEm (a type of poker card game). In the ''[[The Sims 2: Pets|Pets]]'' expansion pack, when a Sim is teaching their dog to "Shake", they will say "shurb" repeatedly. When an object is in their way, females will say " Nib! Frabanage! Haloo! Frinding." and males will usually say that too except they do not say "haloo". The ''Marco Polo'' from ''[[Seasons]]'' was originally named ''Timle Tourneau'', and you can clearly hear Sims exclaiming "Timle" and "Tourneau" instead of "Marco" and "Polo". Tim LeTourneau is, in fact, one of the staff of EAxis. Witches and Warlocks in ''[[Apartment Life]]'' can also be heard saying real life names, most prominenty "Jayapalan". Or, used in bustin' out, a sim will say "sude, sude!" possibly meaning: "Hi!" or " Hello, Hello!".