Old Fancy Kjv English Translator

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This translator meticulously reconstructs contemporary language into the majestic prose of the King James Bible. It recognizes the nuanced complexities of the KJV style, including formal vocabulary choices and intricate grammatical constructions. The translator is designed to transform modern English into a rich and evocative tapestry, evocative of the KJV's timeless eloquence, without sacrificing the clarity of the original message. This translation tool draws from the KJV's rich vocabulary and sentence structures, aiming to capture the era's language and its inherent dignity. Its purpose is to offer a fresh perspective on modern language by infusing it with the timeless beauty of the KJV.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"I love you."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"I do heartily love thee."
Normal Language
"I am happy."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"I am gladdened."
Normal Language
"I go to the store."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"I do repair to the market."
Normal Language
"That is great."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"That is exceedingly good."
Normal Language
"I appreciate you."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"I am beholden unto thee."
Normal Language
"Thank you."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"Give thanks for the same."
Normal Language
"They went home."
Old Fancy Kjv English
"They departed unto their homes."

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