Fay ki Boli

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Fay Kee Bolee (Urdu: ف کی بولی, lit. Fay Language) is a language game used by Urdu-speaking people in Pakistan and Hyderabad, India. It can be regarded as a trivial substitution cipher and it is sometimes used by adults to converse in (perceived) privacy in the presence of children or vice versa. It is close to games found in other languages such as Farfallino alphabet (Italian), jeringonza (Spanish/Portuguese), and Pig Latin (English).

"Fay" (ف), Urdu language Alphabet corresponding to the sound of F in English, can be replaced by most other consonants to form another variety. is another more complex variation of the language game.

Rules[]

The game is based on a simple substitution: adding an extra F before each vowel of a syllable. Insert fay in the middle of each syllable (usually before the vowel - splitting the syllable into two) in each word. In some monosyllabic words which would still be so obvious, "yay" (ی), Urdu alphabet for Y, iyf

• کون - کفون

• کیا - کفیفا

• نام - نفام

• کام - کفام

See also[]

• Language game
• Pig Latin
• Ubbi dubbi
• Javanais
• Jeringonza
• Farfallino Alphabet
• Rövarspråket

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