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It's sometimes referred to as Wyverian. There are even different dialects. Parts of it are bit of a mashup between Japanese and English, occasionally French, with some creative deviations. Previous games had an option to have the entire voice-over be in this language.
Wilds removed this option, but still has background chatter between NPCs use this language.
If I had to guess, "halo" might mean "hello", and "subarb" might mean "great/wonderful" (variation of Japanese "subarashii").