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aniatay-
Iay avehay aay asiereay imetay ritingway tiay hanay eadingray tiay. issyha lwaysaay ashay uchsay unfay deasiay!

hatway reaay eway upposedsay otay oday noay uroay amegay ownay issyhay
 

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Bueno.... ¿de que rayos se trata este juego? Vamos, si alguien me puede decir que rayos es "LatÃ:censor:n de Cerdos", se lo agradecerÃ:censor:a enormemente. Por que la realidad es que yo no entiendo ni una palabra de lo que ustedes dicen. Si soy familiar con una cosa llamada "Jeringosa" que se parece mucho en el Español aquÃ:censor: en Puerto Rico, pero jamás he visto eso. Quizá por no saber el InglÃ[emoji]169[/emoji]s como primer idioma.

Como quiera... ¿Como es que yo entiendo esto? ¿Como funciona?

Let's see if you can play that league.
 

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olLay ictorVay!

Iyay inkthay eway areyay ustjay eantmay otay avehay unfay ithway itingwray andyay eadingray ityay, itchwhay Iyay amyay!


etLay emay owknay ifyay Iyay otgat omesay ordsway ongwray. owHay oday Iyay itewray 'Iyay'?
 

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iyay.... (gonna use english here do you mean I?)

nsweraay histay neoay.....
fiay tusay hewscay hoessay, houldsay tusay hoosecay hetay hoessay ehay hewscay???
 

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I glanced at it really fast, and I don't know any languages except English, oh and now pig latin.
Quit laughing at me!

Ok, it is really funny. Now translate what you said!
 

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I'm Laughin!
Sorry, I can't stop laughing!


Bueno.... ¿de que rayos se trata este juego? Vamos, si alguien me puede decir que rayos es "LatÃ:censor:n de Cerdos", se lo agradecerÃ:censor:a enormemente. Por que la realidad es que yo no entiendo ni una palabra de lo que ustedes dicen. Si soy familiar con una cosa llamada "Jeringosa" que se parece mucho en el Español aquÃ:censor: en Puerto Rico, pero jamás he visto eso. Quizá por no saber el InglÃ[emoji]169[/emoji]s como primer idioma.

Como quiera... ¿Como es que yo entiendo esto? ¿Como funciona?

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Well, what is this game about? Come on, if someone can tell me what on earth is "Pig Latin" I would be very grateful. Because the truth is that I can't understand a word of what you say. I am familiar with a thing called "Jeringosa" which is very similar in Spanish here in Puerto Rico, but I've never seen this. Perhaps because I don't know English as a first language.

Anyway, how do I understand this? How does it work?

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Does that help a bit?
 

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I figured it out on my own, so if I am incorrect, then Hissy or someone else who is an "experienced pig latin speaker" can help. Take the 1st letter of a word and move it to the end, then add ay. Victor your name would be ictorvay and Ilovecats- I dunno what your real name is so I will call you onfusedcay!


(Hissy do I have it right?)
 
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I was just being strange last night. I learned pig latin in Jr. High School- I have no idea where it first was formulated or why. One of my friends is taking a programming class and his assignment was to design a program that translates English to Pig Latin that's what got me started, was his email to me about his assignment-

The basic rules are:
  • For words that begin with consonants, move the leading consonants to the end of the word and add "ay." Thus, "ball" becomes "all-bay"; "button" becomes "utton-bay"; "star" becomes "ar-stay"; "three" becomes "ee-thray";
  • for words beginning with "qu," move the "qu" to the end of the word and add ay. Thus "question" becomes "estion-quay"; and
  • for words that begin with vowels, simply add "way" to the end of the word. Thus, "a" becomes "a-way"; "at" becomes "at-way"; "ermine" becomes "ermine-way." This rule tends to get varied a lot, with some variants using instead "h" (thus, "at" becomes "at-hay"), or some just using the bare syllable "ay" ("at" becomes "at-ay").
Well they do say that English is a complex language!
 

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I didn't get my post in quick enough and I have just seen Hissys post and now know that I got it wrong.

ohway atwhay away ameshay
 
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