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An English word is translated into Pig Latin by the following rules: if the word starts with one or more consonants then they are moved to the end, and the letters "ay" are added to the end after the consonants. If the word starts with a vowel, then just add 'way' to the end. We will assume that 'y' is not a vowel.


piglatin('pig') → 'igpay'
piglatin('aardvark') → 'aardvarkway'
piglatin('scram') → 'amscray'

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def piglatin(word):

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