Convert English text to Pig Latin and back, with multiple rule variants
| Rule | Original | Pig Latin |
|---|---|---|
| Consonant start | hello | ellohay |
| Vowel start | apple | appleay |
| Consonant cluster | string | ingstray |
| Capitalized | Hello | Ellohay |
Pig Latin is an English language game where words are altered by moving the initial consonants to the end and adding 'ay'. For example, 'hello' becomes 'ellohay', 'apple' becomes 'appleay'.
Basic rules: If a word starts with a consonant, move the consonant cluster to the end and add 'ay' (e.g., pig→igpay, string→ingstray). If it starts with a vowel, add 'ay'/'way'/'yay' at the end (e.g., apple→appleay).
Pig Latin is mainly used for entertainment and language games. It's also commonly used in programming exercises and introductory cryptography lessons as a simple substitution cipher.
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Pig Latin is an English language game where words are altered by moving the initial consonants to the end and adding 'ay'. For example, 'hello' becomes 'ellohay', 'apple' becomes 'appleay'.
Basic rules: If a word starts with a consonant, move the consonant cluster to the end and add 'ay' (e.g., pig→igpay, string→ingstray). If it starts with a vowel, add 'ay'/'way'/'yay' at the end (e.g., apple→appleay).
Pig Latin is mainly used for entertainment and language games. It's also commonly used in programming exercises and introductory cryptography lessons.