What is the rule of pig latin when a word begins with a vowel?

Question

Please give examples with your instructions, if you dont' mind. I'm a little rusty on my pig latin.

eacepay and anymay anksthay.

Answer 1

Use-yay a-way ouble-you-day.

Answer 2

hetay eneralgay uleray siay knownunay otay emay.

(((eacepay)))

Answer 3

Forget this intellectual stuff... just swear at him instead. h**l. It works for me when she gets me down!

Answer 4

Just mow through and try to pronounce the ridiculous arrived-at word anyway.

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Answer 5

And how would one say 'aorta' in pig Latin?

I think my feeble mind just exploded. (((Peace Yo)))

Answer 6

Well first off vowels could go a variety of ways

but I was taught to write it/ speak it this way

*first move all consonant letters  of a word to the end of the word

*stop moving letters when you get to a vowel

ex: what = atwh    you move wh and stop at the letter a

then add   ay to the end of the word    ex: what = atwhay

if a word begins with a vowel  dont move any letters and add yay

to the end of the word  (yay pronounced:  y like y in yam and ay like Spanish e )

ex: enter = enteryay

you can futher your understanding at  the website

http://www.idioma-software.com/pig/pig_l...

which gives a complete tutorial on how to speak Pig Latin