TranslatorMaker LogoTranslatorMaker
Explore
Create Translator

All Translators

Browse and discover creative translators from our community.

TranslatorMaker

Transform your words into art with our creative translation platform.

Latest Translators

  • Formal Extended English Translator
  • English Translator (Japanese Kanji)
  • Ore Language Translator
  • Galician Translator
  • Cat In The Hat Translator
  • Jonathan's Translator
  • Chatty Translator
  • Bratty Girl Final Boss Translator
  • Mi'kmaq or Wampanoag Talk Translator
  • YI SCRIPT Translator

Explore Translators

  • Emilian Romangol Translator
  • Dungan With One Cyrillic Letter %d3%a9 Translator
  • Chinese Shavian Translator
  • Match From Bfdi Bfb Tpot Speaking Style Translator
  • Guyanese Creole Translator
  • Ava Kris Tyson Translator
  • Sarcee Translator
  • Word Ruin Translator
  • Shizuka Translator
  • Northern Irish Accent Translator

Legal

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Cookie Policy

Connect

  • [email protected]
  • +1 (415) 555-1234
  • 1275 Market Street Suite 600 San Francisco, CA 94103

© 2025 TranslatorMaker. All rights reserved.

TwitterGitHubDiscord

    19th Century Language Translator

    19th century Language
    "The burgeoning industrial revolution"
    normal
    "The rapid growth of the industrial system"

    A translator designed to accurately and smoothly convert 19th-century languages to modern language, preserving historical context and meaning.

    4.2

    19th Century Translator

    19th century
    "The dog barked loudly"
    normal
    "The dog barked loudly"

    A straightforward translation tool for 19th-century texts, providing clear and accessible interpretations. Ideal for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in historical language.

    3.8

    19th Century American English Translator

    Normal Language
    "I'm going to the store."
    19th century American English
    "I'm a-goin' to the store."

    Translate modern English to evocative 19th-century American English. Capture the authentic voice of the era for historical research, fiction, and more.

    4.2

    Normal Style Translator (1800s)

    1800s
    "The carriage lurched and rumbled, rattling and clattering over the uneven stones"
    Normal style
    "The carriage lurched violently, rattling and groaning over the rough stones"

    Modernizes 1800s text into normal style for contemporary understanding and accessibility.

    4.2

    19th Century English Translator

    Normal Language
    "The meeting was productive."
    19th Century English
    "The meeting proved most satisfactory."

    Translate modern text into evocative 19th-century English, capturing the language and spirit of the era.

    4.3

    English 21st century Translator (1800s Irish English)

    1800s in ireland
    "The squire's gruffness was a trial"
    English 21st century
    "The squire's harsh demeanour was a source of irritation."

    A sophisticated translator bridging the gap between 19th century Irish English and contemporary English for historical preservation and research.

    4.3

    normal Translator

    19th century language
    "He hath a most excellent mind"
    normal
    "He has a very good mind"

    Translate 19th century language to modern English.

    4.2

    1800s Irish Translator

    1800s in ireland
    "Tá an lá ag dul i dtaobh"
    normal
    "The day is drawing to a close."

    A historical translator from 19th-century Ireland, capturing the language and cultural nuances of the time, providing a unique lens for historical research.

    0.9

    1820s Canadian Slang Language Translator

    Normal Language
    "The weather's frightful today"
    1820s Canadian Slang Language
    "The weather's a right bluster this day, eh?"

    Translate modern language into authentic 1820s Canadian slang, capturing the nuances of the era.

    4.3

    1867 New England Translator

    Normal Language
    "I'm goin' to Boston tomorrow"
    1867 New England
    "I'm going to Boston tomorrow"

    A translator that captures the nuances of 1867 New England dialect, including regionalisms and colloquialisms, for historians, researchers, authors, and others.

    4.2

    Normal Translator

    19th century language
    "He was of a most refined disposition, yet possessed a certain ruggedness in his character."
    Normal
    "He had a very sophisticated nature, but also a particular firmness to his personality."

    A translator for 19th-century languages, providing accessible translations with detailed context.

    4.3