whoohoo.co.uk

Advantages: Fun, easy to use, quick to load
Disadvantages: Text message service disabled, needs more dialect adding

...speak!" Welcome ter whoohoo.co.uk de 'ome o' de regional translati, de answer ter all yer prayers, de ultimate aid in understand'n dat localised dialect. wanna be a cockney? er yew could try yer fork at an ali g impression. whatever yew want (well almost) it's e'yer at whoohoo.co.uk Yorkshire - "Welcome to t' Yorkshire Translator! Jus' type in' summat' tha'd like' ter seh un' this eer' site'll translate it fothy." Welcome ta whoohoo.co.uk t' 'ooam ...
...(well almost) it's 'eear a' whoohoo.co.uk Brummie - "Welcum ter the Brummie Translator! Please enter yer phrase in the box on the left, an' the bostin translator woe fettlingly convert it into Brummie talk! Go on - gie it a goo!" Welcum ter whoohoo.co.uk the 'um of the regional translayta, the answer ter all yer prayers, the ultimate aid in understanden that localised dialect. want ter be a cockney? or yoh could try yer donny at an ali g impression. ... Read review

Advantages: Good fun
Disadvantages: Not sure the scouse translation is highly accurate

Whoohoo.co.uk is a regional accent translator that claims to be able to translate any passage of text you enter, into a certain accent, I’m not really sure how accurate it is, but I put it to the test. So, me being a Scouser (someone from Liverpool, for the very few that are unaware or any of our foreign users), should have pronounced that like this: “Whoohoo.co.uk, is a regional accent translati, dat claims ter be able ter translate ...
...I’m not dead se’ow accate it is, but ay put it ter de test” OK, I know a lot of people like to believe we actually DO speak like this, but I can safely assure you we don’t, but hey, its only a bit of fun, so what the hell. So come on then, what exactly is Whoohoo? Well, as I have already stated, it is a regional accent translator, and gives you the opportunity to translate any passage of text, into any of the following ... Read review

Advantages: Free, Great choice of dialects, Pretty accurate in the translations
Disadvantages: Occasional case of inaccuracy but this has to be expected

Whoohoo is a wonderful site that allows you to translate any text and emails into an interesting selection of dialects. Whoohoo is absolutely free and requires no sign up's or registration. It is also really very easy to use. First lets look at what dialects are available: 1) Ali G Translator 2) Cockney Rhyming Slang Translator 3) Irish Translator 4) Scouse Translator 5) Yorkshire Chicken Run Translator 6) Brummie Translator 7) Geordie Translator ...
...(Posh) This is a lovely selection of dialects to choose from and they usually are all pretty accurate. They also have a lovely feature located on the top left of the homepage called "Translate your emails". Once clicked you will be presented with a page in which you can send you email directly from the site and in the dialect of your choice. Simply enter your name, your email, the receivers email and the message. Then select the dialect that you ... Read review

Advantages: Translates different UK lingo
Disadvantages: None

Well, if you can't understand what the Scots are talking about, then your best bet would be to visit www.whoohoo.co.uk Different parts of England have different dialects, and sometimes it's a bit difficult to understand, isn't it? I mean, take the Geordie or Brummie accent! Sorry folks if you're one of them, some the real broad accent can sometimes be a bit difficult to dicipher! I'm from Norfolk, and sometimes even I find it difficult understanding ...
...translates all these accents for you. Along with the above named, it also deciphers the Cockney Rhyming Slang, Scouse, Yorkshire Chicken Run and Jolly Well Spoken languages! It even has an Ali G translator! I ask you! Mind you, if you're like me, and you're not quite with the times, then translating Ali G is something of a necessity for me!! You can also add works to the translaors, and use translators on your site. There is free instant SMS. You ... Read review