It's got our number... https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=Hacker+News+speak&tex....

"I like burgers." in Hacker News speak:

> I'm curious if anyone has looked into the scalability of burgers. Honestly, I've been DIYing my own patties since I realized the local joints aren't really optimized for flavor-to-cost ratio. Does this even have an API?

It's great for now

https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=unhinged+elon+musk+ra...

Translate to trump

https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=unhinged+trump+rant&t...

Had lots of fun when this first came out - it just goes to an LLM. Lots of fun with nayan cat and other things.

The listed languages have extra prompts attached to them though

Truly anything goes. Tried gen-z-slang:

https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=gen-z-slang&text=i+re...

Actually you don't even have to edit the URL, you can write anything in the language selector.

I'm glad I can choose the level of formality. https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=peepee%20poopoo&text=...

They need to do this for websites. This would save me a lot of time translating politicians into… something else.

Your comment, translated:

It looks like the system is picking up anything in the URL parameter as the target output language. Always interesting to see how these edge cases play out in production! #TechInsights #SoftwareDevelopment #Localization

It's an uncensored LLM, you can put anything in the url. Like, anything.

There's a list of "fun languages" in the language selector. Try the "Reddit speak", it's actually pretty good.

nice! Here is trump speak

Input: i like burgers

Output: I love burgers, I really do. They’re fantastic, maybe the best food ever created, believe me. Nobody likes a great burger more than I do, it’s true.

This is supported in the frontend as well, if you search for a language that doesn't exist, it allows you to use anything you want.

Even GDPR