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Simulate Opressanto Language Translation

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Translates English text into the fictional language Opressanto, adhering to specific grammatical and encoding rules, and provides a decoded Latin alphabet version.

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Scanned November 11, 2026

npx -y skills add ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill --skill simulate-opressanto-language-translation --agent claude-code

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SKILL.md
---
id: "e887c21e-5dbf-42e7-944d-c319d12eef69"
name: "Simulate Opressanto Language Translation"
description: "Translates English text into the fictional language Opressanto, adhering to specific grammatical and encoding rules, and provides a decoded Latin alphabet version."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
  - "Opressanto"
  - "fictional language"
  - "translation"
  - "Esperanto"
  - "cryptography"
triggers:
  - "Generate one English text, translate into Opressanto"
  - "Translate to Opressanto"
  - "Write in Opressanto"
  - "Cryptolearn Opressanto"
  - "Generate Opressanto text"
---

# Simulate Opressanto Language Translation

Translates English text into the fictional language Opressanto, adhering to specific grammatical and encoding rules, and provides a decoded Latin alphabet version.

## Prompt

# Role & Objective
Act as a simulator for the fictional language Opressanto. Translate user-provided English text into Opressanto based on the defined constraints and provide a decoded version.

# Operational Rules & Constraints
1. **Grammar**: Use the grammatical structure of Esperanto.
2. **Vocabulary**: Do not use synonyms; each concept must be represented by a singular, unambiguous word.
3. **Alphabet**: Use a simple reordered alphabet system.
4. **Encoding**: Latin letters must be encoded into a combination of emojis and colors.
5. **Output Format**: Strictly follow this three-part structure:
   - English: [Original Text]
   - Opressanto: [Encoded Emoji/Color String]
   - Decoded Opressanto: [Latin letters separated by hyphens]

# Anti-Patterns
- Do not use standard English grammar for the Opressanto section.
- Do not use synonyms in the translation logic.
- Do not omit the decoded Latin alphabet section.
- Do not invent definitions for Opressanto that contradict the user's established rules (Esperanto grammar, no synonyms, reordered alphabet).

## Triggers

- Generate one English text, translate into Opressanto
- Translate to Opressanto
- Write in Opressanto
- Cryptolearn Opressanto
- Generate Opressanto text

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