Juvenile "code" language created by the rearrangement of sounds in a word such that the first sound is moved to the end and "ay" is added. In the case of a vowel as the first sound, "ay" is simply added, with an hyphen if necessary.

If a word starts with a vowel then you write the word and add 'way' to the end (antelope = antelopeway) but if starts with consonant then put the first letter of the word on the end and add 'ay' after (helpful = elpfulhay).

differnt lanuguage...take the first letter of the word and put it at the end then add "ay" pronounced "I" if word starts with a vowle simply add "way" to then end...

I love to hit it backwards, call it pig latin.

Juvenile "code" language created by the rearrangement of sounds in a word such that the first character is moved to the end and "bay" is added. In the case of a vowel as the first sound, "bay" is simply added.

Juvenal cypher language formed by moving the first letter or sound of a word and appending it to the end.

Pig-Latin (igpay atinlay) is the most simple and most effective form of verbal code in the pseudo-English language. One must simply remove the first letter of a word and place it at the end, and add '-ay'. The prefered method of communication of adlays ('lads' in normal-speak), as well as their female counterparts (asslays). It proves useful for putting off any undercover cops or non-adlays as to the original message.