Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words

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This tool is designed to translate content using a restricted vocabulary, specifically Ogden's Basic English. This translation style offers a concise and transparent method of communicating complex ideas. It is ideal for condensing lengthy documents, providing simplified explanations, or improving accessibility for a wide readership. Due to the limited vocabulary of the source language, it may sometimes simplify or omit more nuanced aspects of the original content. The strength of this translator lies in its ability to convey clear and understandable meaning using a limited, standardized word set.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"The man went to the store"
Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words
"The man go to shop"
Normal Language
"She is very happy"
Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words
"She very glad"
Normal Language
"The cat sat on the mat"
Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words
"Cat sit on mat"
Normal Language
"We will play tomorrow"
Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words
"We play tomorrow"
Normal Language
"The dog chased the ball"
Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words
"Dog chase ball"
Normal Language
"It is necessary to act quickly"
Ogdens Basic English Only 850 Core Words
"It necessary to act quickly"

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"Hey, long time no see! How's it going?"
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