Re: Pig Latin rules?
| From: | Carsten Becker <naranoieati@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, August 15, 2004, 14:29 |
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Ellohay olksfay!
Anksthay orfay ouryay [explanations]!
On Sunday 15 August 2004 02:47, J. 'Mach' Wust wrote:
> Pig Latin? Never heard of it, but in the lower class
> jargon of Berne (Switzerland), the same kind of language
> game was known.
I found it as an option in the language settings for Google.
Yep, Google also has Klingon, but unfortunately AFAIK still
not Quenya or Sindarin.
> Du bisch e blödi Chue [dU 'bIS @ 'bl9:di xu@] 'you are a
> silly cow' --> [dUnU'fU bInI'fIS @n@'f@ bl9n9'f9dini'fi
> xunu'fu@]
Ever heard of the "Hühnersprache"? Die-hie-le-fie
Hüh-hüh-le-füh-ner-her-le-fer-sprach-hach-le-fach-e-he-le-fe
funk-hunk-le-funk-tio-hio-le-fio-niert-hiert-le-fiert
so-ho-le-fo. This should work with any language, but the
English and French spelling destroys everything, as usual.
The system is actually very easy, but a buddy of mine has
not understood it yet. I've even written a little PHP
script for it some time ago.
A bit that is a little *gasp* about Hühnersprache (Chicken
speech) is when you have a syllable with [Ik], which turns
into [Ik.hIk.le.fIk] -- ["fIk@n <mailto:fIk@n>] of course is cognate to
English "to f**k".
Cheers-heers-le-feers (Eers-chay),
Cars-hars-le-fars-ten-hen-le-fen
Beck-heck-le-feck-er-her-le-fer
(Arstencay Eckerbay)
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