Pig Latin

Pig Latin

Ihay! Areway ouyay eggingbay otay earnlay aboutway igpay atinlay? Aysay onay oremay! (Hi! Are you begging to learn about pig latin? Say no more!)

Here are some examples of pig latin sentences.

• iyay eakspay igpay atinlay! - I speak pig latin!

• ihay ymay amenay isyay . . . - Hi my name is...

• Owhay areyay ouyay? - How are you?

• Areyay ouyay okayyay? - Are you okay?

• Imyay inefay, ankthay ouyay! - Im fine, thank you!

• Imyay orrysay. - Im sorry.

How to speak Pig Latin?

Pig Latin is very easy. Think of a word with a consonant like Good. The word good will become oodgay. How? Well, remember the letter G in the starting of good. Remove the g from good then it becomes ood. Then put the g at the back of the word ood. Then it will become oodg. Last put the word 'ay' in it (beside the consonant letter). Then you have oodgay!

Note: If the starting of a word has 2 consonant letters, do the same way with the 1 consonant. (Bing the two consonant letters at the back!) For example: Thanks becomes

But what about the words that starts with vowels?

Well, if a word starts with a vowel, just add the word 'yay' beside it like for example: Are becomes Areyay. Easy right? Well, go to the next page to answer 3 questions about what you have learned.

Multiple Choice

What will you do if a word starts with a vowel?

• Add the word ay

• Add the word yay

Multiple Choice

What is the pig latin version of Nice?

• Hiceay

• Triceyay

• Icenay

• Niceay

Multiple Choice

What is the pig latin version of the sentence 'Parrots are colorful.'?

• Parrostay areyay colorfulay.

• Arrotspay areyay olorfulcay.

• Arrotsay reay olorfulcay.

Okay. Le lesson is done ouo. You can go now!

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