… hmmmay, odaytay iway eelfay ikelay oggingblay inway igpay atinlay…

ellway, erethay’say onlyway oneway oremay examway aperpay orfay emay omorrowtay andway enthay iway ancay ackpay ymay agsbay andway ogay ackbay otay ivilizationcay orfay away oodgay 2 onthsmay! ayyay!

oblempray isway, iway’evay otgay anway entireway extbooktay otay udystay orfay ethay oftwaresay engineeringway aperpay andway owhay ethay ellhay iway’may onnagay ebay ableway otay inishfay itway?

ohway eahyay, eckedchay ithway oanjay (assistantway ophay) ofway ocitsay andway eshay aidsay eshay eckedchay ymay ilesfay inway icsjway alreadyway - iway amway ullyfay exemptedway omfray anlay oursescay! oubleday ayyay!

illtay enthay…

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Oh yeah, if you need translation from English to Pig Latin, here’s the pointer below:
With words beginning with vowels (a,e,i,o,u), simply add ‘way’ to the end of the word. Thus:

‘I’ becomes ‘Iway’
‘eat’ becomes ‘eatway’
‘every’ becomes ‘everyway’
With all other words (i.e. those beginning with consonants), take all the consonants up to the first vowel (or ‘y’)and move them to the end of the word and add ‘ay’. Note that ‘qu’ is classed as a consonant. Thus:

‘cat’ becomes ‘atcay’
‘cathy’ becomes ‘athycay’
’symptom’ becomes ‘ymptomsay’ (note the ‘y’ is a vowel here)
‘quick’ becomes ‘ickquay’ (note the ‘qu’ is classed as a consonant)

To translate the above blogpost into English, just reverse the process… aren’t you glad you learnt a new language today? smiley