Write a C++ program named language.cc.

Most peopleA????1at least those in English-speaking countriesA????1have played the Pig Latin game at some point in their lives. There are, however, other invented A????1languagesA????1 in which words are created using some simple transformation of English. One such language is called Obenglobish, in which words are created by adding the letters ob before the vowels (a, e, i, o, and u) in an English word. For example, under this rule, the word english gets the letters ob added before the e and the i to form obenglobish, which is how the language gets its name.

In official Obenglobish, the ob characters are added only before vowels that are pronounced, which means that a word like game would become gobame rather than gobamobe because the final e is silent. While it is impossible to implement this rule perfectly, you can do a pretty good job by adopting the rule that the d should be added before every vowel in the English word except

A????1 Vowels that follow other vowels
A????1 An e that occurs at the end of the word
Write a function obenglobish that takes an English word and returns its Obenglobish

equivalent, using the translation rule given above. For example, if you used your function with the main program