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zenmonkey
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18 February 2012 at 9:50pm | IP Logged

Alfabeto farfallino?

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Add 'Fx' after all syllables. x is the vowel in the corresponding syllable of the real word. ex.: ciao → cifiafaofo (ci-FI-a-FA-o-FO)

Edited by zenmonkey on 18 February 2012 at 9:50pm
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HMS
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Message 10 of 10

18 February 2012 at 9:53pm | IP Logged

I knew one as a kid called something along the lines of "Aiggy-paygie".

You basically started from the first vowel in a word and stuck the first consomant syllable on the end thus:

"What are you doing?" becomes "Atwh arew ouy oingd" which sounds like OttWa ArWah OoYa OoingDa.

And "Hello I am drinking a bottle of good wine" becomes "Elloh Imw inkingdr a ottleb ofw oodg inew" which sounds like ElloHA I'mWa InkingDre a OttleBa ofwa oodGa ineWa.

I can still convert any sentence into this instantaneously in my head!
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