18th Century Translator

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This translator seeks to capture the spirit of 18th-century English prose. It distinguishes itself by employing sophisticated phrasing, avoiding contemporary colloquialisms, and reflecting the meticulous formality prevalent during the era. This tool excels in transforming contemporary text into a faithful representation of the language used by writers such as Samuel Johnson and Jane Austen. It aims to provide a nuanced translation that respects historical context while retaining clarity and readability for a modern audience.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"I am happy."
18th Century
"I experience a considerable degree of gratification."
Normal Language
"The weather is good."
18th Century
"The day presents us with favourable atmospheric conditions."
Normal Language
"He went to the store."
18th Century
"He betook himself to the emporium."
Normal Language
"This is amazing."
18th Century
"This is truly remarkable."
Normal Language
"I love tomatoes."
18th Century
"I hold tomatoes in high esteem."
Normal Language
"It is hot today."
18th Century
"The atmosphere manifests a notable degree of heat."

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