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There are several parts to this generator, all of which have their own buttons and inputs you can use. The first part you'll see are a whole bunch of input fields with words which are the basic building blocks for any language, there are verbs, adjectives, common phrases, one conjugated verb (to be) and more.
number related words, like first, second, third, fourth. take the number and put sa at the end. i.e. mase, nnse, ffse, chese. with a plural word, like rabbits, add 'n' onto the end of the word. if n is already at the end of the word, use 'f' i.e. tapucn or razanf (foreigners)
-ve, -me, and -ke To conjugate Infernal verbs, you take off the infinitive ending and add the personal ending. The configuration of conjugations is: [Me/I] ---- [We] ---- [You] ---- [You (pl)] ---- [He/she/it/singular they] ---- [They (plural)] Literal translations of some phrases: "No way!" --> "Rotten!" "Go to hell!" --> "Go to heaven!"
Pyo wo ko tuwepo a pumapo i ga yo! I was inspired by the Gibberish Generator made by u/kevinthecatcher23, and improved on his creation! This fantasy language translator translates from English to any fantasy language using syllable incrementation. What does that mean?
For all words that aren’t direct vocabulary list lookups, the tool generates gibberish that should sound like a plausible translation of what you typed. This works for any combination of alphabetical characters.
Using the website is simple. All you need to do is write the names of the spells you want in a text file, one spell per line, with proper capitalization and apostrophes. Then, just upload the file to generate your spell cards. These spell cards are designed to be printed on standard A4 sheets, making them easy to use at your D&D table.