There are two modes you can choose from: 'Change' and 'Construct'
      
 Type in any word and click 'Generate'. A random amount of letters will
        be changed, whereas vowels will be exchanged for vowels and consonants
        for consonants.
        e.g. "Thomas" becomes "Thocat", "Thomar",
        "Whiwat" and so on.
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        You can put a part of your word in parentheses "( )" to avoid
        this part being changed.
        e.g. "Tho(ma)s" becomes "Ghimas", "Khoman"
        and so on.
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 Enter any combination of 1 and 0 whereas 1 stands for consonants and
        0 for vowels.
        e.g. "10101" generates "welid", "tebus".
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        Any letters entered will be ignored, so if you have a word and you want
        to add an ending try something like this: "Sun100" generates
        "Suntea", "Suntoe", "Sunnyu".
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 Choosing the language affects which letters will be applied as well
        as the
        frequency of occurrence of a specific letter. If you select German, there
        will be letters
        like ä and ü and the letter e will occur more frequently, since
        it is more used in the German language than in English.
      
 Click on the slider and drag it to the right. You'll see the percentage
        increase. The higher the percentage, the more the word will sound like
        the language you selected.
        This is somewhat experimental.
      
 If you like a word, click save and it will be saved in the 'Generated
        Words' list at the bottom 
        of the page.
        These words are saved only temporary, as long as your browser is open.
        Once you close your browser, all the words will be deleted.
      
 This is the list with the words you saved.
        
         Edit
        If there’s a word you like, but it's not exactly what you want,
        click on 'edit' and the word will be copied in the form field on top of
        the page, and you can work on it.
        Google
        Use this link to search on Google for the new word you created. Find out
        whether the word already exists and what it means.
        Delete
        Delete a word from the list. 
      
 Delete the whole list of saved words.
      
Opens a new printer friendly window with all your saved words.
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