Because of some of the nuances of the language, this translator can not express it perfectly. For example, there is an entire alphabet specifically for this language, but instead the translator gives you pronunciations. There are also several rules to keep in mind as you use the translator:
One of these rules is this: when typing, please use a normal space as you see in the translation. When speaking, replace a space with the syllable 'na' (pronounced nay).
When writing words with repeated letters (ex. "still"), write just one letter (ex. Stil rather than still).
Another: when reading, take each syllable individually. If a vowel is followed by an 'h', pronounce the vowel flat (ex. ah and eh instead of ay and ey).
Most recent edit: I have added numbers! Use them as roman numerals when translating, the units are; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 50, 100, 1000.
If you do not know how to use roman numerals, research that before typing numbers.
I am updating this translator most Mon.-Thu. I am doing my best to make a truly great translator!
I also check the suggestions section on the same days.
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