How do you learn names in pig Latin?

Answer 1

that is a good question. first of all, my real name is Angel. you say angel like this: angel-yay. but if your name is julie, you say it like this: ulie-jay. you see, you put the first letter in front of ay. simple. but, if you have a vowel in you name (like me) you say the name and then yay.

Answer 2

The correct way to spell an English word in Pig Latin would be to have either an AY or an A at the end. You can in fact pronounce it to thy own will and free agency: you MAY pronounce it as EY however it is NOT technically or logically correct to spell it in that way! That way being EY at the end of a pig latin English phrase! For example/I.E

PERFIDIOUSNESS- meaning betrayal of trust (as such is indicted in your phrase above! haha)

Now, take the P and put it at the end of the phrase haha! So now your wondrous word Perfidiosness is now Erfidiousnessp (hahahaha) Now all you have to do to complete the steps of pig latin formula is add a simple AY NOT an EY as indicated in the most perfidiousness phrase above! (Name of perpetrator anonymous) So now the complete phrase would in fact be (correctly spelled in all!) Erfidiousnesspay!

A simpler demonstration would be 'Igpay Atinlay' for 'Pig Latin'.
To speak Pig Latin, you take the first letter off of a word and put it at the end of the word. Then add an "A" at the end of the word. Here are some examples:

Puppy = uppypa

Marshmallow = arshmallowma

Computer = omputerca

Rabbit = abbitra

Hope that helped! (opeha hatta elpedha)