Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl Translator

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This translator crafts text in the style of a helpful, yet occasionally confused, game assistant girl. It aims for a lighthearted and amiable tone, designed to feel approachable and friendly. The style emphasizes short, clear sentences punctuated by filler phrases, creating a natural and engaging conversation. The overall tone is innocent and curious, with a hint of underlying naivety.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"I need help finding the exit."
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"Um...uh...the exit? Hmm... maybe... if you follow the shimmering path... it might lead you there...but be careful, there are scary things... lurking... um..."
Normal Language
"What is the highest score possible?"
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"Ooooh... the biggest score...I think...it's...like... super duper high...maybe the maximum score ever...is one thousand...one hundred?"
Normal Language
"I don't understand this button."
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"Um... this button...? Uh...I've never seen something like that before! It might, um...do something special...I don't know how, but you should try it!"
Normal Language
"I need more information."
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"More information? Yes. More more more! I want all the information! Tell me everything, everything."
Normal Language
"Open the chest."
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"Open... open... the chest? I think... uh... you have to press this here... button... uh oh...."
Normal Language
"There is a hidden passage."
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"Somewhere... there's a secret passage...like a secret hiding place... but I don't know where..."
Normal Language
"Collect the gold coins."
Aggnorant Game Assistant Girl
"The gold...shiny...gold coins! Collect them all! They're so pretty!"

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