The main difference between fluffspeak and fuzzspeak is the presence of more Y’s in fuzzspeak.
Example:
Fluffspeak: Fwuffy wub yu bewy much!
Fuzzspeak: Fuzzy yub yu bewy much!
While fluffies pronounce all L’s as W’s, fuzzies pronounce them as either W’s or Y’s depending on the stress and placement in the word.
For example, “yellow” is pronounced as “yewow” in both fluffspeak and fuzzspeak.
But whereas “little” is pronounced as “wittwe” in fluffspeak, it’s pronounced “yittwe” in fuzzspeak.
Another difference is the fact that fuzzies always pronounce their K’s, unlike fluffies.
Example:
Fluffspeak: “Otay, Mummah!”
Fuzzspeak: “Okay, Mama!”
In this example, another difference can also be seen. In fuzzspeak, the words for “Mom” and “Dad” start out as “Mama” and “Dada” (or “Papa” for those sold in most other countries) and then progresses to “Mommy” and “Daddy” as the fluffy gets older (in other countries such as Russia, it stays as “Mama” and “Papa”). This is more similar to how children speak.
Another difference is the endings of some words. While fluffspeak uses the suffix “sie”, fuzzspeak uses the suffix “ie”.
Example:
Fluffspeak: “Fwuffy heaw big wordsies!”
Fuzzspeak: “Fuzzy heaw big wordies!”
The only exception to this difference is words like “eye”, which it is not possible to pronounce using “ie” instead of “sie”.
Another difference in terminology is how fuzzies say “I am”/“This is”. Whereas fluffies use “am” for everything, fuzzies are the opposite and use “is” for everything.
Example:
Fluffspeak: “Fwuffy am weady!”
Fuzzspeak: “Fuzzy is weady!”
Yet another difference in terminology is that while fluffies typically say “poopies” for feces, fuzzies always say “poopoo” for it (and “peepee” for urine). This is also more similar to how children speak.
Example:
Fluffspeak: “Fwuffy make big poopies!”
Fuzzspeak: “Fuzzy make big poopoo!”
Another terminology difference is that while fluffies often say “huwties” for injury (although they do say “owwies” as well), fuzzies say “owwies”, “ouchies”, or “boo-boos”. Fuzzies also use the singular forms of these terms more often than fluffies.
Example:
Fluffspeak: “Fwuffy hab huwties!”
Fuzzspeak: “Fuzzy has owwie!”