Gyeongsang Korean Dialect Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Gyeongsang Korean Dialect

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This translator bridges the gap between standard Korean and the vibrant Gyeongsang dialect. Experienced linguists have meticulously crafted this tool, taking into account the rich history and unique characteristics of the Gyeongsang dialect. It aims to reproduce the colloquial expressions and speech patterns that distinguish Gyeongsang speakers while maintaining readability and fluency.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"나는 학생입니다."
Gyeongsang Korean Dialect
"나 학생이야."
Normal Language
"저는 한국말을 잘 합니다."
Gyeongsang Korean Dialect
"저는 한국말 잘 해요."
Normal Language
"오늘 저녁에 영화를 보러 갈래요?"
Gyeongsang Korean Dialect
"오늘 저녁에 영화 보러 갈래?"
Normal Language
"감사합니다."
Gyeongsang Korean Dialect
"고마워."
Normal Language
"잘 지내세요?"
Gyeongsang Korean Dialect
"잘 지내?"
Normal Language
"비가 많이 오네요."
Gyeongsang Korean Dialect
"비가 많이 와요."

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