Pig Latin
If you’ve seen the acronym ‘PL’ online or in a text and wondered what it meant, here’s your answer: PL stands for pig latin. Pig latin is a playful, made-up language often used to discuss secrets in a fun way.
Pig latin isn’t actually related to the Latin language at all. It’s a unique way of rearranging English words. Take the first consonant of a word, move it to the end, and then add a vocalic syllable to create a new suffix. This might sound a bit confusing, but it’s all just part of the fun!
Let’s take an example to make it clearer. If we are to say “pig latin” in pig latin, it would be “igpay atinlay”. Pretty cool, right? So, remember, when you see ‘PL’ in a text or online, it’s a sign that some pig latin may be coming your way!
Example for using ‘Pl’ in a conversation
Hey, did you hear about the secret party tonight?
No, spill the beans! What’s the location?
Sorry, can’t blay itay outlay. PL, remember?
Oh right, my bad! 🙈
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| Slang | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ICFILWY | I could fall in love with you |
| 182 | '182' stands for 'I hate you' |
| GYSR | Gosh, you're so random |
| HHOJ/K | Ha-ha, only just kidding |
| BYH | Bless your heart |