Can you speak pig latin?
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oh-ay eye-may od-gay!!! at-they ade-may ee-may aff-lay oh-say oud-lay!!!!!!! (although I don’t know how to spell in pig Latin
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ame-say ou-yay peak-say it-ay
retty-pay imple-say
Ail-fay!
olz lay
ill-way ou-yay uys-gay uck-fay ff-oay?
btw: there is a spelling mistake.
it must be ou-yay for right pig-latin
best
ol lay!
i as-way ust-jay onna-gay ay-say at-thay
i peak-say ig-pay atin-lay ery-vay ell-way
ill-stay ou-yay ant-cay ell-spay “eak-spay” though-alay ‘s-ay ritten-way on the raph-gay (<— gay that way)
ol_lay i ov_lay ore-yay art_chay!
ay-gay.
ah -hay
WHAT
its pig latin… to speak it all u do is take the first letter of the word u want 2 say, put it at the end and add ‘ay’
Not exactly:
Rules and variations
The usual rules for changing standard English into Pig Latin are as follows:
In words that begin with consonant sounds, the initial consonant or consonant cluster is moved to the end of the word, and “ay” is added, as in the following examples:
beast → east-bay
dough → ough-day
happy → appy-hay
question → estion-quay
In words that begin with vowel sounds or silent consonants, the syllable “way” is simply added to the end of the word. In some variants, the syllable “ay” is added, without the “w” in front. Sometimes the vowel will be moved and followed by the syllable “hay”.
another→ another-way or another-ay
if→ if-way or if-ay
About→ bout-ahay”
In compound words or words with two distinct syllables, each component word or syllable is sometimes transcribed separately. For example: birdhouse would be ird-bay-ouse-hay.
Transcription varies. A hyphen or apostrophe is sometimes used to facilitate translation back into English. Ayspray, for instance, is ambiguous, but ay-spray means “spray” whereas ays-pray means “prays.”
FROM WIKIPEDIA
(Hey, I’m argentinian, didn’t know pig latin, and I figured it out before I ckecked it in wikipedia! Yay for me!!!! ^^)
CHECKED.
Congratulations your parents must be proud.
My little cousin taught me how to speak pig latin about a month ago.
ite-quay ell-way ank-thay ou-yay.
Ery-vay art-smay
me too rayne,me to.and i feel dumb for that,lol. -.-
Ou-yay ealise-ray hat-tay ig-pay atin-lay s-iay ay-way oo-tay o-tay ype-tay. Ou-yay o-day, ight-ray? Ood-gay.
*asy-eay
According to wikipedia, would it be:
-asy-ehay
-easy-hay
-easy-way
-easy-ay
or
-sy-eahay????
Even tohugh, acording to pig latin nazi grammar, you`re wrong
Ix-nay on the ig-pay atin-lay! OL-Lay!