Baliktad, which in other contexts means 'inside-out, upside-down, inverted, or backward, is a kind of an...

  

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Baliktad, which in other contexts means 'inside-out, upside-down, inverted, or backward, is a kind of an informal speech disguise commonly heard in the Philippines [1]. Some common examples of these words are lodi (idol), werpa (power), and astig (tigas). There are several ways of reordering words, but for this exercise, you will implement the widespread type of baligtád, also known as tadbalik. This uses a partial reversal of the syllabic shape of the original form (e.g. 1-2-3> 3-1-2). Examples: 123 312 maganda > damagan 1 2 3 3 1 2 malupet > petmalu 12 21 meyor > yorme 12345 pasasalamat > matpasasala 5 1234 Create a Python program that translates a list of Filipino words to a Filipino pig-latin kind of speech, tadbalik. 1. Enter List of Words: Ask the user N Filipino words. The words should be converted into lowercase. 2. Translate: Translate each words according to the tadbalik format. NOTE: Apply the translation only if there are two or more syllables. (e.g., "ng", "ang", and "hays"-one-syllable words will be retained. "Mga" is a special case of a two-syllable word that should not be translated.) 3. View Translation: Show the translated words to the user. Sample Run: #1 Enter number of words: 5 > Bakit > nga > ba > mahal > kita The translated words are: > kitba > nga > ba > halma taki #2 Enter number of words: 3 > ang > mga > LODS The translated words are: > ang > mga > lods Baliktad, which in other contexts means 'inside-out, upside-down, inverted, or backward, is a kind of an informal speech disguise commonly heard in the Philippines [1]. Some common examples of these words are lodi (idol), werpa (power), and astig (tigas). There are several ways of reordering words, but for this exercise, you will implement the widespread type of baligtád, also known as tadbalik. This uses a partial reversal of the syllabic shape of the original form (e.g. 1-2-3> 3-1-2). Examples: 123 312 maganda > damagan 1 2 3 3 1 2 malupet > petmalu 12 21 meyor > yorme 12345 pasasalamat > matpasasala 5 1234 Create a Python program that translates a list of Filipino words to a Filipino pig-latin kind of speech, tadbalik. 1. Enter List of Words: Ask the user N Filipino words. The words should be converted into lowercase. 2. Translate: Translate each words according to the tadbalik format. NOTE: Apply the translation only if there are two or more syllables. (e.g., "ng", "ang", and "hays"-one-syllable words will be retained. "Mga" is a special case of a two-syllable word that should not be translated.) 3. View Translation: Show the translated words to the user. Sample Run: #1 Enter number of words: 5 > Bakit > nga > ba > mahal > kita The translated words are: > kitba > nga > ba > halma taki #2 Enter number of words: 3 > ang > mga > LODS The translated words are: > ang > mga > lods

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Heres a simple Python program that translates a list of Filipino words to a Filipino piglatin kind of speech called tadbalk def translatewordword if lenword 2 Translate only if there are two or more s... View the full answer