User blog:Wordworthyman/New words and senses

I was adding some new words to the Anglish wordbook and English wordbook today, and I came across 2 words online. Moonspeak (a confusing foreign language, especially Japanese or another East Asian language" and Moonrunes "Any incomprehensible writing script. Usually refers to Chinese characters, Hiragana, Katakana or any other East Asian writing script".

Both of these words are slang, but each word gives a different sense of "(Moon) Language". One word is used specifically for the speech of a language, whereas the other word is used specifically for the writing of the language.

Since this distinction already exists in English already and because the distinction is made in slang, it is very likely that people are be able to understand the distinction between (-speak, -runes, and language).

Do you think that the 3-way distinction between spoken, writen, and both spoken and written should be made in Anglish as well, like is already done with the already existing words (Moonspeak, Moonrunes, and Moonlanguage)? I certainly do, but I would love to hear your thoughts on this too.