Translates text from English into KittyCat Language! Known to the species as "Miaopprt" their language is how they view what they are saying to us, NOT to each other, that requires another translator! Below is a pronunciation guide for the REAL linguistic nerds trying to use the language.
---Vowels---
a = ah (as in father)
u = oo (as in food)
i = ee (as in see)
o = oh (as in go)
---Consonants---
m = soft m
r = rolled/trilled r
rr = strong trill
h = hiss-like h
s = sharp s
sh = soft hiss
t = short, clipped t
tt = strong clipped t
f = soft f
ff = strong f
b = soft b
bb = strong b
k = short chirp
kk = strong chirp
Most words are 1–3 syllables
Compound phrases repeat roots or combine roots with pronouns
Stress usually falls on the first syllable
Only the first letter of each sentence is capitalized, and punctuation is more of a suggestion/tonal indicator rather than a rule.
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