Vulgar Latin Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Vulgar Latin

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This translator aims to capture the essence of Vulgar Latin, allowing users to experience a taste of everyday language in the Roman world. It deviates from the more formal, literary Classical Latin by incorporating common grammatical simplifications and spoken vocabulary, including slang where deemed applicable. This focus is on capturing everyday communication. The translator isn't a perfect historical record but aims for a natural and evocative expression of conversational Vulgar Latin, recognizing the spoken evolution of the language.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"I am happy."
Vulgar Latin
"Gaudeo."
Normal Language
"The food is delicious."
Vulgar Latin
"Esca bene sapit."
Normal Language
"Tomorrow I will go."
Vulgar Latin
"Cras ibo."
Normal Language
"I don't like that."
Vulgar Latin
"Hoc non placet mihi."
Normal Language
"What is your name?"
Vulgar Latin
"Quomodo te nominas?"
Normal Language
"Thank you very much."
Vulgar Latin
"Gratias maximas tibi."

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