Tepehua Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Tepehua

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The Tepehua language, spoken primarily in a specific region of Mexico, possesses a rich history and intricate grammatical structure. This translator aims to facilitate communication between speakers of Tepehua and those of other languages. The Tepehua language utilizes a system of tones and inflections that significantly alters the meaning of a word or phrase. This translator will focus on conveying these tones and inflections. This translator will attempt to maintain cultural context in these translations, however, cultural nuances are difficult to capture automatically.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"I am fine."
Tepehua
"Niŋa nɛeŋɛ."
Normal Language
"What is your name?"
Tepehua
"ŋa mɛŋɛŋa?"
Normal Language
"Thank you very much."
Tepehua
"ŋa ŋɛŋɛsɛn."
Normal Language
"Goodbye."
Tepehua
"Miŋa t'iŋa."
Normal Language
"Good morning."
Tepehua
"ŋa tɛpa ŋa mɛŋɛŋa?"
Normal Language
"How are you doing?"
Tepehua
"ŋa ŋaŋa?"

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