Translate English to Huttese, the thick, rumbling language of a fictional crime-lord species.

Huttese is the language of a species of giant slug-like gangsters in a science-fiction universe. It is meant to sound slow, wet and greedy, and the people who built it did something clever to get that sound: its phonology is based on Quechua, a language of the Andes, which gives it real, unfamiliar rhythm instead of random growling.
It also has a lot of distorted English in it, so some words feel half-familiar the moment you hear them. A Huttese translator therefore has two jobs: use the words that are known, and invent new ones that sound like they belong.
Type your sentence, pick Huttese and press Translate. Each result shows which words are established and which the AI invented, so you can see where the real language ends and the creative guessing begins. A pronunciation guide and a speaker button come with it.
Short sentences about money, food, favours and bargains fit the language best, since that is the world it comes from.
Huttese is a natural for costume events, tabletop and roleplay games, and for threatening a friend over the last slice of pizza. For another language with a hard edge, try Klingon, or try Mando’a for something more disciplined.
It is a constructed language made for fiction. Its sound system is based on Quechua and it borrows distorted English words.
No, the known vocabulary is small, so most longer translations include invented words.
Try the translator with "hello" to see the current answer. If an established greeting exists the AI uses it, otherwise it explains what it invented.
It was designed to match a large, slow-moving species, with heavy sounds and a lazy rhythm.
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