pig latin? wow?

Question

explain

Answer 1

igpa atinla sia ayga

Answer 2

Pig Latin is a twist of English for people who want to be silly, or for kids who don't want their parents to know what they're talking about. There are different ways in which people speak pig Latin.

For words which begin with a single consonant take the consonant off the front of the word and add it to the end of the word. Then add ay after the consonant. Here are some examples:

cat = atcay
dog = ogday
simply = implysay
noise = oisnay

For words which begin with double or multiple consonants take the group of consonants off the front of the word and add them to the end, adding ay at the very end of the word. Here are some examples:

scratch = atchscray
thick = ickthay
flight = ightflay
grime = imegray

For words that begin with a vowel, just add yay at the end. For example:

is = isyay
apple =appleyay
under = underyay
octopus = octopusyay

Answer 3

Pig Latin is a pseudo language that is spoken by starting the word with the first vowel sound, placing the preceding consonant at the end and ending the whole thing with a long "a" sound.

For example:

"Pig Latin" would translate to "Igpa Atinla" (long a sounds at the end, of course).

Answer 4

Pig Latin is where you take the first letter of the word, add ay, and put the rest of the word in front. For example, igpay atinlay for pig latin.

Answer 5

A language that the Three Stooges used to use.
All gobbledegook. When in high school it was a language the girls used a lot...they called it Gibberish. they'd carry on long conversations in it and the boys never knew what they were talking about. It was fun.

Answer 6

why its called pig latin i do not no but all it is is taking the first letter of a word and putting it at the end and adding an a example:
Putting.....uttingPA

Answer 7

Heres how you do it...its not that complex...

yma riendfa sia oolca
This says My friend is cool

You just t\remove the first letter, and place it at the end then add an A you'll catch on

Answer 8

For words that begin with consonant sounds, move the initial consonant or consonant cluster to the end of the word and add "ay."
Examples:
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

Answer 9

Okay, so if the word was Hello you take the H and put it in front of "ay" and then its "ello"+"hay". If it starts with a vowel, leave it, and put H in front of the "ay" (ie: apple= apple-hay)
I hope this helps

Answer 10

it's easy. take the first letter and put it at the end of the word and add an a at the end.
ikla hista!!!