How do you speak Pig Latin?
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You take the last syllable of each word and put it at the beginning, then add "ay" to the end of each word.\n\nThus:\n\nEellohay. Owhay arhay ouyay?\n\n\nYtray isthay:\nhttp://www.snowcrest.net/donnelly/piglatin.html
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All that I can find is that it is a colloq. word that means dirty  as ab adjective  or pig, hog as a noun.  I don't see any precaution you know, other than the obvious that it is a vulgar word.  Useages differ from one group to another of Spainish speaker so...
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you could try the latin english dictionary
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Male : Boar\nFemale: Sow\nBaby: pup
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99 ways to serve a pig
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I'm wondering how anyone typing in a bad italian accent would know anything about swedish chickens.
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Absolutely no clue what "brisha" is and couldn't find it when I looked it up. (Other than it being the name of a dog and of an commander.....lol)\n\nBut igpay atinlay (Pig Latin) I can handle!\n\nPig Latin is a twist of English for people who want to be silly, (or for kids who don't want their parents to know what they're talking about). There are different ways in which people speak pig Latin. I only know a few ways. Here are the ways I have learned: \nFor words which begin with a single consonant take the consonant off the front of the word and add it to the end of the word. Then add ay after the consonant. Here are some examples:\n\ncat = atcay\ndog = ogday\nsimply = implysay\nnoise = oisnay\nFor words which began with double or multiple consonants take the group of consonants off the front of the word and add them to the end, adding ay at the very end of the word. Here are some examples:\n\nscratch = atchscray\nthick = ickthay\nflight = ightflay\ngrime = imegray\n\nFor words that begin with a vowel, just add yay at the end. For example:\n\nis = isyay \napple =appleyay\nunder = underyay\noctopus = octopusyay
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A pig..they can have an orgasm for up to three days.  Yeah, I bet you want to be a pig now too. haha
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poco monstruo (from http://www.google.co.uk/language_tools?hl=en)
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easiest = english\nhardest = latin
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:@) pig \n 3:-O cow \n :(|) monkey \n ~:> chicken \n @};- rose \n %%- good luck \n **== flag \n (~~) pumpkin \n ~O) coffee \n *-:) idea \n 8-X skull \n =:) bug \n >-) alien \n :-L frustrated \n [-O< praying \n $-) money eyes \n :-" whistling \n b-( feeling beat up \n :)>- peace sign \n [-X shame on you \n &#92;:D/ dancing \n >:/ bring it on \n ;)) hee hee \n :-@ chatterbox \n ^:)^ not worthy \n :-j oh go on \n (*) star \n\n\nBack to Emoticons \n\n\n\n :) happy \n :( sad \n ;) winking \n :D big grin \n ;;) batting eyelashes \n >:D< big hug \n :-/ confused \n :x love struck \n :"> blushing \n :P tongue \n :-* kiss \n =(( broken heart \n :-O surprise \n X( angry \n :> smug \n B-) cool \n :-S worried \n #:-S whew! \n >:) devil \n :(( crying \n :)) laughing \n :| straight face \n /:) raised eyebrow \n =)) rolling on the floor \n O:) angel \n :-B nerd \n =; talk to the hand \n I-| sleepy \n 8-| rolling eyes \n L-) loser \n :-& sick \n :-$ don't tell anyone \n [-( not talking \n :O) clown \n 8-} silly \n <:-P party \n (:| yawn \n =P~ drooling \n :-? thinking \n #-o d'oh \n =D> applause \n :-SSnailbiting \n @-) hypnotized \n :^o liar \n :-w waiting \n :-< sigh \n >:P phbbbbt \n <):)cowboy
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What pig pen do you call home?
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Try "lobo." Spanish for wolf. I think.
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Try this translator.\nhttp://www.snowcrest.net/donnelly/piglatin.html
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go to http://www.chatham.edu/PTI/Contemp_Latin/DeFillipo_01.htm
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well.. the simplest would have to be "Baa Baa Black Sheep"\n\nbaa baa being the sound of sheep\n\n"old mcdonald" is another\n\n==with a quack quack there...\n==with an oink oink here..\n\netc..\n\n\nhope it helped=>
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This should give you some good insights:\n\nEtymologies & Word Origins: Letter P\nhttp://www.wordorigins.org/wordorp.htm#pig