Turn any English text into Pig Latin — and decode it back. Handles consonant clusters, qu digraphs, vowel words and punctuation automatically.
| Word type | Rule | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Starts with vowel | Add "way" | apple → appleway |
| Starts with consonants | Move cluster to end + "ay" | pig → igpay |
| Starts with "qu" | Move "qu" with cluster + "ay" | queen → eenquay |
| Starts with consonant + "qu" | Move "squ" etc. + "ay" | squirrel → irrelsquay |
| Y as vowel | Treated as vowel when not at start | rhythm → ythmrhay |
Pig Latin is a language game used primarily by English speakers, popular with children and among friends who want to keep their chatter semi-private. Its rules have existed in some form since at least the 19th century, and similar word games exist in many other languages. It's a playful introduction to how sound and spelling interact in English.