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Revision as of 23:50, 17 October 2024

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Gallifreyan Translator was a video game released on the Doctor Who website. It allows the user to input text to be translated to Circular Gallifreyan. It was released on 17 October 2024.

This was the second official English to Gallifreyan translation guide after Gallifreyan Alphabet [+]Loading...["Gallifreyan Alphabet (illustration)"].

Publisher's summary

Uncover the secret language of the Time Lords with the official translator tool.

Worldbuilding

Notes

  • This version of Gallifreyan was the popular unofficial language made by Loren Sherman.
    • This translator swaps some of the Sherman vowel symbols. The translator's "O" is the Sherman "E", its "E" is the Sherman "A", and its "A" is the Sherman "O". Otherwise, all letters resemble the Sherman guide.
  • Gallifreyan Translator came off the back of previous posts by the official accounts containing Gallifreyan symbols, meaning respectively; "Hello?",[1] "Can you hear me?",[2], and "Keep your eyes peeled".[3]

Continuity

Gallery

External links

Footnotes

Referemces