Iway eakspay Igpay Atinlay erydayevay, veneay ithway ymay andgray othermay, utbay Iway eednay elphay ellingspay omesay ingsthay, ifway ouyay eallyray eallyray owknay Igpay Atinlay elltay emay atwhay Iway issmay elledspay easeplay!!!! andway ankthay ouyay

In pig latin you alway bring the contanent to then end of the word and add ay:

Example:

Tea: eatay
dog: ogday
yellow: ellowyay

If there are more than one contenant at the beginning of the word then translate them too:

blue: ueblay
scarf: arfscay
shell: ellshay

If the word starts with a vowel then you simply leave it and add way at the end of the word, some people add hay but I prefer way:

easy: easyway
one: oneway
after: afterway

Sentences:

Paint the fence white: Aintpay ethay encefay itewhay
It is my dog: Itway isway ymay ogday
I like ham and cheese: Iway ikelay amhay andway eesechay

I know it really well. Good luck!

Inallyfay! Eoplepay owhay eakspay itway ightray!

It’sway aboutway imetay!

Iway ustjay earnedlay igpay atinlay odaytay andway iway alreadyway eakspay itway ightray!

Utbay omesay eoplepay earnedlay away ifferentday ayway osay eway avehay otay espectray atthay

That’s the version of pig latin I learned. If you can’t understand it because it’s not your version then I said:

Finally! A page where we can just chill and speak pig latin.