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 --[[
 	HOW THE LANGUAGE WORKS :
 		This is inspired by a stupid little 'secret language' my 2nd grade teacher taught me.
 
 		Basically, take a word and iterate through the letters.  If the letter is a vowel,
 			then leave it be.  If the letter is not a vowel, add "op" to the end of it.
 			For example, "Hi" would result in "HOPi", and "face" would result in "fopacope"
 
-		TODO: add an ignore list with characters such as ".", "?", "!", etc.
+		TODO: add more characters to ignore list
 ]]
 
 local vowels = {
 	a = true, e = true, i = true, o = true, u = true
 }
 
 local ignoreList = {
 	["."] = true, ["!"] = true, ["?"] = true, ["/"] = true
 }
 
 local translate = {
 
-			if words:sub(letter + 1, letter + 2):lower() == "op" then
+
 		local product = {}
-			elseif vowels[let:lower()] and words:sub(letter + 1, letter + 1):lower() ~= "p" then
+
 			local let = words:sub(letter, letter)
 			if (
 				words:sub(letter + 1, letter + 2):lower() == "op" or
 				vowels[let:lower()] and words:sub(letter + 1, letter + 1):lower() ~= "p" or
 				ignoreList[let]
 			) then
 				table.insert(product, let)
 			end
 		end
 		return table.concat(product)
-			table.insert(product, let == " " and " " or vowels[let:lower()] and let or let == let:lower() and let .. "op" or let .. "OP")
+
 
 	toLanguage = function(words)
 		local product = {}
 		for letter = 1, words:len() do
 			local let = words:sub(letter, letter)
 			table.insert(
-local to = translate.toLanguage("My name is David")
+				product,
 				let == " " and " " or
 				ignoreList[let] and let or
 				vowels[let:lower()] and let or
 				let == let:lower() and let .. "op" or
 				let .. "OP"
 			)
 		end
 		return table.concat(product)
 	end
 
 }
 
 local to = translate.toEnglish("hop.")
 print(to) --OUTPUT: MOPyop nopamope isop DOPavopidop