It doesn't work that way. Just the question alone tells me you are falling for the same illusions a lot of beginner programmers do thanks to the glamorized 'hacking' movies and series out there. It isn't just a matter of picking a language and start hacking (which is illegal on top of that).
veer and vadde make me think its german, chotte nu slahh make me think its klingon, na eh pangean could be oriental, i could google it but im enjoying its mystery.
Learn to read exploit logs, then run an nmap script, grep out relevant information and look for servers running outdated software. Then write something that takes advantage of these exploits.
There, "hacking" in just a couple sentences. Now go ahead and do it, it's just as easy as it sounds.
Ooh lots of hackers, russia? whos saying this guy is a hacker? he could be one of them boguses i read so much about...maybe i should be careful what i say.
cool i was getting bored of the mystery, i was close tho' what is L337?
EDIT: dont tell me if its a massive underground h(c)racker secret I dont want to be deported :P
The best language is whatever language they use in movies. Most be some interpreted language that can turn a few key strokes into hours of research and trial and error.