oesday anyoneay owknay igpay atinlay?

If you do not know piglatin (I feel pity for you) It works like this. Take a word (anyword) and take it apart by the first vowell (a, e, i, o, u and y) and putting the first letters at the end then add an a 'ay' sound (like way).

Example: George

Step One: G eorge
Step Two: eorgeG
Step Three: eorgeGay

And your done.

For words that start with a, e, i, o, u or y just leave the word as is and add the ay sound after it.

ouyay etgay itya? let me know if your still confused.

Itay akemay ensesay, itay ustjay isay ardhay otay eadray. I eallyray opehay I amay oingday isthay ightray. Oday ouday owknay ealray Atinlay?

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I have enough trouble with real languages, thanks... Gah!

Iay atehay igpay atinlay. Itay isay uchsay aay ointlesspay anguagelay.
Utbay orfay acklay ofay etterbay ingsthay otay oday Iay alshay oinjay inay

Iay ancay peeksay igpay atinlay...

But what happens to words like 'it'?

Ifay hetay ordway eginsbay ithway aay owelvay, hentay ouyay ustjat adday "ay"ay otay hetayenday. oNay ovementmay ofay etterslay isay equiredray. Iay amay alsoay otnay uresay hetherway igpay atinlay houldsay eallyray ebay alledcay aay 'anguagelay', asay itay isay eallyray ustjay Englishay.

Iay upposesay isthay isay eallyray Englishay, utbay itay uresay oundssay oreignfay enwhay omebodysay eaksspay itay. Enwhay Iay irstfay asway aughttay igpay atinlay, itay eriouslysay ooktay emay ay ouplecay ourshay otay igurefay itay outay.

Ogoay!

I evernay usually ickstay ay after all ordsway ecausebay I usually use igpay atinlay enway eakingspay, and if ouyay on'tday ayify all the ordsway it akesmay it easier orfay eoplepay to understand... Or osay I inkthay.

Ou'reyay ightray, atthay isay easieray otay eadray anday anslatetray. Iay indfay atthay uprisingsay, oughthay. Iay ouldway avehay oughtthay itay ouldway ebay arderhay, ecausebay ouyay avehay otay itchsway etweenbay igpay atinlay anday egularray englishay. Anyay ideaay why itay orksway atthay ayway?

Ehehay, ouyay aidsay ebayay!

Then it would become "itay" because i is a vowell.
oodgay objay everyay oneya!

aveHay Iay everay entionedmay owhay uchmay Iay atehay histay 'anguagelay'? Itay eemssay ikelay uchsay aay asteway ofay imetay - ifay ou'reyay oinggay otay earnlay aay ewnay anguagelay, akemay itay aay ealray, usefulay oneay. Oray atay eastlay aay ecretsay oneay hattay o-onenay nowskay

omtimesSay anguagelay ancay ebay ardhay otay ernlay. utBay ifay ouyya etgay ethay anghay ofay itay, itay illway ecomebay easieray.

Ouyay uysgay areay usingay internetay igpay atinlay anslatorstray, aren'tay ouyay?

Iay idn'tday evenay owknay erethay ereway internetay igpay atinlay anslatorstray. Iay avehay eenbay oingday allay isthay ybay yselfmay!

Yesay, utbay omesay eoplepay avehay apitalCay ettersLay alfhay oughthray eirthay ordsway.

ouYay issmay ymay ointpay. Iay indfay anguageslay extremelyay easyay otay ickpay upay. Iay ustjay hinktay hattay heretay areay etterbay anday oremay roductivepay anguageslay otay eranlay.

Ouyay areay ightray, erethay isay robablypay omethingsay oremay roductivepay eway ouldcay ebay oingday. Utbay Iay ouldway ardlyhay onsidercay isthay aay operpray anguagelay.

itay ouldcay ebay osay uchmay arderhay....ohay osay uchmay arderhay! aveHa ouyay eardhay ofay oosegay atlinpay?

[I'm gonna be nice and add a translation under each of my little pig latin sentences]

It could be so much worse....oh so much worse! Have you ever heard of goose latin?

Ossegay Atinlay? Iay avehay otnay eardhay ofay hattay. Oday Iay antway otay?

Oundssay interestingay...

(info) I think it uses the same format of piglatin but adds -lafay at the end instead of -ay. Personally I dont do it cuz i'm not sure, and it's a little bit harder to say -lafay at the end of every word than -ay.

yMay andmagray usedya otay eakspay oosegay atinlay ithway ymay andpagray ecausebay eythy idn'tday antway ierthay ildrenchay otay owknay atwhay ethay ereway alkingtay aboutay. Apparentlyay ommay anda erha otherbray anda isterssay aughtcay onay anday ewknay atwhay eythay (andmagray + andpagray) ereway alkingtay aboutay. OILDFAY AGAINAY!

Iay ouldshay eckchay ymay ellingspay...

my grandma used to speak goose latin with my grandpa because they didn't want thier children to know what they were talking about. Apparently mom, and her brother and sisters caught on and knew what they (grandma + grandpa) were talking about. FOILD AGAIN!

I should check my spelling...