How do you speak pig latin properly?

Answer 1

To form Chinese Pig Latin, just add an "ong" after every consonant in the word/sentence. For example, "Hi, how are you?" would be, "Hongi, hongowong aronge yongou?" When pronouncing it, you pronounce each vowel individually. So the sentence I just used would be pronounced, "Hong-i, hong-o-wong a-rong-e yong-o-u?"

Answer 2

Being a language invented by little kids, Pig Latin is very simple and has just two rules:

• When the first letter is a consonant (any letter but a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y), it's moved to the end of the word and the suffix -ay is added. For example, Pig Latin is Ig-pay Atin-lay. Sometimes, however, the first consonant sound is moved instead (e.g. elve-tway instead of twelve).
• When the first letter is a vowel (a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y), only the suffix -way or -hay is added - the first letter isn't moved to the end of the word as with consonants. For example, addis add-hay or add-way, and edit is edit-hay or edit-way.

Here are some examples of Pig Latin:

• I love you = I-hay ove-lay ou-yay
• It is twelve o'clock = It-hay is-hay elve-tway ock-o'clay
• May I talk to you? = Ay-may I-hay alk-tay o-tay ou-yay?
• Shut the door = Ut-shay e-thay oor-day
• Merry Christmas! = Erry-may Istmas-chray!

Answer 3

Example: smart

To speak in pig latin you must

1) Take the first sound off the word = art

2) Put it at the end of the word = art-sm

3) add 'ay' to the end of the word = art-smay

PRACTICE:

(read and translate back into english)

o-say ou-yay ink-thay ou-yay an-cay eak-spay ig-pay atin-lay? e-may oo-tay.

Answer 4

To answer your question, I am going to take your sentence and translate it into Pig Latin.

"How do you speak pig latin properly?"

In Pig Latin, this is, "Ow-hay o-day ou-yay eak-spay ig-pay atin-lay operly-pray?"

It is very simple for the first word, "how." You take the first letter, H, and put it at the end of the word with -ay attached to it. A word like "speak" is a little tougher. You take both the first and second letters, because there is no vowel between them, making it "eak-spay." If the first letter of a word is a vowel, then you just add "-yay" to the end of the word. I have also seen/heard people add "-ay" in those cases.

That's all there is to it! Good luck!

Answer 5

piglaton is a very easy language. all you do is take away the first letter, put it to the end, then add a. examples:

friend: riendfa

choose: hooseca

way:aywa

Answer 6

Take the first consonant of the word and put it to the end, then add 'ay'

so

fail would become ailfay

Answer 7

I think I can learn pig Latin