how does pig latin actually work?

Question

i don't get it :(

holy crap Layla P that scared me slightly! i thought you were talking about me and i was all how do you know my name but you don't which is good because i was scared for a moment there sorry.

Answer 1

Here's a web site that explains it:
http://www.idioma-software.com/pig/pig_latin.html

Answer 2

The usual rules for changing standard English into Pig Latin are:

For words that begin with consonant sounds, move all the first consonant sounds to the end of the word and add "ay." Examples:
ball → all-bay
button → utton-bay
star → ar-stay
three → ee-thray
question → estion-quay

For words that begin with vowel sounds (including silent consonants), simply add the syllable "ay" to the end of the word.
eagle → eagle-ay
honest → honest-ay (because the h is silent)

Answer 3

I'm not 100% sure, but I think the basic rule is to take the first letter of each word you want to say, and move it to the back accompanied by the suffix 'ay'.

Ooday ouyay eesay atwhay I-yay eanmay?

Answer 4

Put the first letter at the end and add 'ay'

like "lets play golf" becomes ' etslay laypay olfgay'

Answer 5

u take the first letter of any word and put ay
behind it and move it all to the rear of the word . ie: pig becomes igpay

Answer 6

well i don't think anyone does really! there's so many different versions the one i know goes like this.
eg, saying 'hi my name is layla'
would be;
hidgi mydgy nadagame idagis laydaggay ladaga

highly confusing

Answer 7

put the first letter at the end of the word and say ay

ig-pay atin-lay

Answer 8

reverse the word backwards and add -ay on thwe end.

Answer 9

I don't know its a swine to learn!

Answer 10

And what is the point of all that?