English Medieval Translator

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This translator aims to recreate the linguistic flavour of medieval English. It utilizes archaic vocabulary, such as 'did,' 'upon,' and 'sat' (rather than 'was sitting') to lend a feel of the period. The translator also seeks to mirror the often more elaborate sentence structures of the time. It is important to remember that this is a stylistic choice, not a direct translation striving for historical accuracy. It strives to capture the tone and spirit of the era.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"good morning"
English Medieval
"God morowe"
Normal Language
"I am happy"
English Medieval
"I am joyful"
Normal Language
"the king spoke"
English Medieval
"the king did say"
Normal Language
"we will go to lunch"
English Medieval
"we wend us to the repast"
Normal Language
"the queen is lovely"
English Medieval
"fair is the queen"
Normal Language
"it's cold"
English Medieval
"colde it is"

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"The weather's a right bluster this day, eh?"
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"Hey, long time no see! How's it going?"
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