| |
| | Language game at AllExperts |
 | | Although language games are not usually used in everyday conversation, some words from language games have made their way into normal speech, such as ixnay in English (from Pig Latin), and loufoque in French (from Louchébem). |
 | | One way in which language games could be organized is by language, for example, Pig Latin, Ubbi Dubbi, and Tutnese could all be in the "English" category, and Jeringonza could be in the "Spanish" category. |
 | | Another common type of language game is the spoonerism, where the onset of words are exchanged, e.g. |
| en.allexperts.com /e/l/la/language_game.htm (1394 words) |
|