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Frequently asked questions
What are the Pig Latin rules used here?
Words starting with a vowel get "way" appended (e.g. "apple" becomes "appleway"). Words starting with consonants move the leading consonant(s) to the end and add "ay" (e.g. "pig" becomes "igpay").
Does it preserve capitalization?
Yes, if the original word was capitalized, the translated word keeps its first letter capitalized.
Does punctuation get moved too?
No, trailing punctuation stays attached to the end of the translated word.