Homsar's speech consists almost entirely of non sequiturs, seen when he claims to be the captain of the "Gravy Train" and a "song from the sixties," more often than not prefaced by a bizarre "ah-ahh-ahh!" uttering, although it is revealed in Strong Badia the Free that Homsar is actually an intelligent being, with his way of speaking being a language of his own. However, he has also shown to be capable of speaking coherently over Marzipan's answering machine, during which he refers to his usual manner of speaking as "garbage."
Homsar's speech primarily comprises disconnected phrases, as observed when he declares himself to be the captain of the "Gravy Train" and a song from the sixties, frequently preceded by an unusual "ah-ahh-ahh!" utterance. Nonetheless, it is demonstrated in Strong Badia the Free that Homsar is actually a intelligent being, with his unique speaking style being his own language.