In this chapter you will learn the basic terminology for beginners, some common phrases, and even a bit of grammar!
Pig Dig
General name of the language
Pog Dog
Exclamation of excitement or anticipation
HooHogPeepoPog
A fun saying for the whole fam to enjoy
Figgle
A fun word to use, has lots of rhymes and uses
Piggle Wiggle
The customary dance of PigDig
Hog
A very elderly pig
Hog Wog
A phrase to make fun of the elderly
Zipper
To tell someone to shut up
Pag Dag
Impatient waiting
Zog
A funny complement word to Pog/Hog
Frog
Another animal that fits into the rhyme scheme
Fig
Complement word to Pig/Dig
Fig Frog
Offensive to frogs but otherwise fun to say
Zig
Use of rapid direction change
Wig
Hair styles
Wog
Stupid or sumb
Jig
A complimentary dance to the Piggle Wiggle
Bip
A tiny bit or small amount
Fip
Fake or untrue
Bo Fippy
Bullshit
Words that end in -og can be changed to have different meanings, these will be shown to you in other chapters, but all -og words can be changed to either -log or -oggle.
Some examples of this include:
Pog -> Poggle
Zog -> Zoggle/Zlog
Hog -> Hoggle
Just like -og words, -ig words have similar changes that can be applied. -ig words can become -iggle or -ipper or -iglet.
Here are some examples:
Pig -> Piggle/Pipper/Piglet
Fig -> Figgle/Fipper
Wig -> Wiggle/Wiglet
Just like the others, -ip words can change as well. Most -ip words can change to -ipple or -ipster.
Examples of this change include:
Bip -> Bipple/Bipster
Fip -> Fipple
This is the end of Chapter 1A, if you would like to continue you may go to Chapter 1B.