Goblin Languages
Goblin languages across the world tend to be a rough amalgamation of local tongues mixed into a pidgin tongue, often with aspects of Daoineth, believed to be the language of the dark fey.
Goblin Creole
Goblin creole is not so much a language as a collection of amalgamated languages spoken by goblins throughout the world. Though most goblin languages include aspects of Orcish Languages, Ygarl Language and, oddly, strong Daoineth influences, they also include a smattering of whatever human language is dominant in the area in which they live. Even neighboring tribes may have difficulties understanding one another and a non-goblin speaker, at best, understands how goblins invent their language and can usually figure out much of what they're saying based on knowledge of where their tribe originated.
Skragh'gaunt
Skragh'gaunt is the language of the hobgoblins of Mürskarn. As with most Goblin tongues, it is believed to be a corruption of the language of the Unseelie Fey, perhaps mixed with Taurish from nearby Gengel.
