To what extent has Martian language become popular? We found that the early "Gong Sui" (strong) and "Ding Ye" (top) have already gone out of style. Terms like "Yan Ye Dao Ba" (color) and "Ren Yi Ke" (any) are also not very trendy. On the other hand, phrases such as "Orz" (admired to the ground), "taxi" (so unfortunate), and "① dian dian" (a little bit), which incorporate more numbers and special symbols, have a much higher frequency of appearance. Or if you pay attention to your friends' QQ, MSN signatures, B logs, and albums, you can see their presence everywhere. Where there's demand, there's a market. This unique cultural trend has also spawned a series of books and software to help people understand Martian language and quickly type it out.
Translation of the above paragraph into Martian language:
焱暒妏菿疧蓅垳菿什庅珵喥迡？莪們潑哯，皁剘哋“弖虽”(強)、“玎頁”(嵿)巳經落⑤，“彦頁叨妑”(顔脃)、“亻壬ィ妸”(姙哬)竾芣匴溡興。； “Orz”(姵棴嘚伍軆投哋)、“taxi”(忲妸厝)、“①嚸嚸”(①點點)，適樣哋瀜匯