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A long tradition exists in France of permuting syllables of words to create slang words. The current version is called VerlaN, a name which is itself VerlaN. 

<b>VER</b><i>LAN</i> = <i>LAN</i><b>VER</b> = l'envers (meaning "the reverse").

As most potential readers here are not french, let's try english verlan, which could be called the versin (inversed inverse).

This car is nice.

is transformed into

Sethi reca is ceni.

(Don't ask me how one should pronounce it, try to be close of the orignal pronunciation of the syllables in the correct word).

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<b>VER</b><i>LAN</i> = <i>LAN</i><b>VER</b> = l'envers (meaning "the reverse").

As most potential readers here are not french, let's try english verlan, which could be called the versin (inversed inverse).

This car is nice.

is transformed into

Sethi reca is ceni.

(Don't ask me how one should pronounce it, try to be close of the orignal pronunciation of the syllables in the correct word).

See also PigLatin.
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