fragment of Vandalic appears in the somewhat snobbish Latin poem de conviviis barbaris, dating to ca. 390:

Inter eils Goticum scapiamatziaiadrincan
non audet quisquam dignos educere versus.
("among the Gothic eils scapiamatziaiadrincan,
one does not dare to produce dignified verse.")
The Vandalic part is comprehensible, and would correspond to Gothic hails! skapjam matjan jah drigkan!, i.e. "Hail! let's get us some food and drink!".

The only other known Vandalic phrase is Frója armés!, meaning "Lord, have mercy".