Gallifreyan Translator
Monica Proctor
PLEASE do not email me asking me to translate anything into Gallifreyan, or interpret Gallifreyan symbols, or anything else along those lines. I have nothing to do with this translator program and I cannot help you with it.
It all started after watching an episode of Doctor Who. For those of you who aren't into Doctor Who, Gallifreyan is the fictional language of the Time Lords. It wasn't like it was a special episode or something, I think it didn't even include Gallifreyan, but after that I started wondering if there was a way to write Gallifreyan. The first thing I found, was a translator. I really loved the results I was getting from it, but I wanted to take one step more. After another search, I found an amazing guide on how to write circular Gallifreyan. The alphabet is fictional, yes, but it does actually look Gallifreyan, and that's enough for me :) I started writing Gallifreyan and I loved loved loved it. But, how could I use this new knowledge. Then I thought of the doctor's fob watch, and realised how great it would be to create a pendant with Gallifreyan writing on it! I made the colour of paint to keep the pendants in the style of this fob watch, and I personally think it worked.
When writing circular gallifreyan, you start at the bottom and write anti-clockwise. Start by drawing a small circle. Next, add your first letter. The diagram for consonants is really clear, so no further tips on that, when writing vowels however I would recommend using this extended sheet: vowels.
And that's it! I really enjoyed making this project and the work that went into it, I am still writing (and improving) gallifreyan and I absolutely love it :D The texts I wrote aren't perfect and contain some spelling errors, but oh well, it's a fictional language after all ; )
Ignoring continuity solutions, such as the TARDIS translator circuits andthe Time Lord gift of languages, it is also clear that other Gallifreyans useEnglish. Proof of this appears in the following stories:
Gallifreyan Translator is a free app for Android published in the Recreation list of apps, part of Home & Hobby.
The company that develops Gallifreyan Translator is Travis Redpath. The latest version released by its developer is 1.0. This app was rated by 1 users of our site and has an average rating of 2.5.
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