Warcraft 3 Centaur Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Warcraft 3 Centaur

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This translator strives to capture the essence of Warcraft 3 Centaurs' communication style. It goes beyond simple word-for-word translations; anticipating the emotional and contextual undertones of the original text. Instead of literal translations, the output attempts to emulate the Centaur's distinct sounds, symbolic gestures, and unique cultural perspective to create a realistic experience of their language. The Centaur language is often characterized by strong emotional expression coupled with an emphasis on the physical world around them.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"Hello there."
Warcraft 3 Centaur
"Neigh! Friend, maybe?"
Normal Language
"I am hungry."
Warcraft 3 Centaur
"Stomach rumble! Feed!"
Normal Language
"The sun sets."
Warcraft 3 Centaur
"Golden light fades, sleeps."
Normal Language
"We are strong."
Warcraft 3 Centaur
"Hooves! Mighty! Unbreakable!"
Normal Language
"Attack them!"
Warcraft 3 Centaur
"Charge! Death! Now!"
Normal Language
"Victory is ours!"
Warcraft 3 Centaur
"We. Conquer. Roar now!"

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