UwU Translator
Turn any text into UwU speak: r and l become w, th becomes d, "love" becomes "wuv", and questions end in owo. Paste UwU text to turn it roughly back into normal English.
About UwU Translator
UwU is an emoticon of a cute face: the two u's are closed eyes and the w is a small cat-like mouth. It is used to show warm, happy or affectionate feelings. "UwU speak" grew out of it: a playful way of writing that sounds like baby talk.
This translator applies a fixed set of rules, so the same input always gives the same output. "I really love you" becomes "I weawwy wuv you", and "Hello, can you help me?" becomes "Hewwo, can you hewp me owo?".
The rules it uses
1. r and l become w: hello → hewwo, really → weawwy. 2. n before a vowel gets a y: no → nyo. 3. love becomes wuv. 4. th becomes d: the → de, Thank → Dank. 5. ! becomes uwu! and ? becomes owo?
Examples
Hello, can you help me? → Hewwo, can you hewp me owo? I really love you → I weawwy wuv you the little rabbit → de wittwe wabbit What are you doing? → What awe you doing owo?
Why the reverse is only rough
Both r and l turn into w, so the reverse can't know which one was there. It turns every w back into r, which gives "herro" for hewwo. Read the decoded text as a hint and fix the words by eye.
OwO is the surprised cousin of UwU: wide-open eyes instead of closed ones. Both are popular in the furry fandom and in wider online fan spaces.
Questions people ask
What does UwU mean?▼
It is an emoticon of a cute face. The u's are closed eyes and the w is a little mouth. It shows happiness, affection or cuteness.
How do you talk in UwU?▼
Swap r and l for w, th for d, and add uwu or owo after a sentence. Or type normally above and copy the UwU version.
What is the difference between UwU and OwO?▼
UwU has closed, happy eyes. OwO has wide-open eyes and reads as surprised or curious.
Can I turn UwU text back into English?▼
Roughly. Switch the direction above the box. Because r and l both became w, some words need fixing by hand.