Pig Latin Translator
Convert English text into Pig Latin using the standard rule: consonant-starting words move their consonants to the end and add "ay", vowel-starting words just add "way".
Standard rule: words starting with a vowel get "way" added to the end, words starting with consonants move those consonants to the end and add "ay". It's wordplay, not a cipher, this offers no real privacy since the rule is public and trivial to reverse by eye.
Frequently asked questions
What's the actual rule this follows?+
Words starting with a vowel get "way" added to the end ("apple" becomes "appleway"). Words starting with one or more consonants move those consonants to the end of the word and add "ay" ("hello" becomes "ellohay").
Is Pig Latin an actual code or cipher?+
No, it's wordplay, not encryption. The rule is public and simple enough that anyone can decode it by eye or ear almost instantly; it offers no real privacy or security.
Does it handle punctuation correctly?+
Yes, trailing punctuation stays attached to the end of the translated word rather than getting swallowed into the middle of the transformation.