The Lost-in-Translation Guide

Chapter 1: The Baffling Basics

Lost-in-Translation (LiT) is the art of making something sound more impressive than it actually is, by using a series of increasingly convoluted translations. It's like a game of Telephone, but with more vowels and fewer good intentions.

For example, if you say "The cat is on the mat," a true master of LiT might translate it to "The feline companion is situated on the textile product." prophets-of-uncertainty Learn advanced LiT techniques!

But LiT is not just limited to language, oh no! It's also the art of making a 3D model of a chair look like it was sculpted by a drunken god, or making a PowerPoint presentation look like a kinetic sculpture by a deranged toddler. Explore the world of LiT in 3D!