Italian Localization Project

FredAkbar · Post by **FredAkbar** » Tue Mar 22, 2005 3:45 pm

evands wrote:As I learned it, if it starts with a vowel you actually add "hay." So:
Ihay amhay uentflay inhay Igpay Atinlay.

(And I am, actually, can speak it at full speed.)

Heh, the way I learned it in third grade (in an elective-style class where we had a separate teacher and learned various things like juggling, drawing, etc.), you add "yay" to words that start with a vowel. So there seems to be some dispute over this.

Post by **evands** » Tue Mar 22, 2005 5:20 pm

FredAkbar wrote:
evands wrote:As I learned it, if it starts with a vowel you actually add "hay." So:
Ihay amhay uentflay inhay Igpay Atinlay.

(And I am, actually, can speak it at full speed.)
Heh, the way I learned it in third grade (in an elective-style class where we had a separate teacher and learned various things like juggling, drawing, etc.), you add "yay" to words that start with a vowel. So there seems to be some dispute over this.

A SCHISM!

zaudragon · Post by **zaudragon** » Wed Mar 23, 2005 2:51 am

FredAkbar wrote:
evands wrote:As I learned it, if it starts with a vowel you actually add "hay." So:
Ihay amhay uentflay inhay Igpay Atinlay.

(And I am, actually, can speak it at full speed.)
Heh, the way I learned it in third grade (in an elective-style class where we had a separate teacher and learned various things like juggling, drawing, etc.), you add "yay" to words that start with a vowel. So there seems to be some dispute over this.

JUST USE MY PIG LATIN SCRIPT!!

sorry, but mine uses "way" since that is the "dialect" in my vicinity.