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Transforming text

The user needs the text rephrased in ancient Chinese style Vietnamese, like a historical context. They want to keep only the text, discarding SRT formatting, and ending each line with a comma.

Choosing ancient equivalents

I’m breaking down "顾总" to "Cố Tướng công," "Cố Đại Nhân," "Cố Lão gia," or "Cố chủ công," to match its meaning in an ancient setting.

Choosing an ancient name

To keep the vibe, "顾总" should be translated to "Cố Chủ" or "Chủ nhân họ Cố," using an archaic style while respecting the original meaning.

Evaluating ancient titles

I'm mapping out titles like "Đỗ Chủ," "Đỗ Đại nhân," or "Đỗ gia" to fit the ancient style, considering terms like "Cố đại nhân" for a modern Chinese series context.

Translating and cleaning up

I’m piecing together the translation "顾总" to "Cố đại nhân" in archaic Vietnamese. Each line will be separate, removed from any SRT formatting, and finished with a singular comma.

Finalizing the translation

Ensuring "顾总" translates to "Cố đại nhân," each line is clean and archaic, with clear, consistent flow throughout the text.

Keeping it archaic

Translating "顾总" to "Cố đại nhân" consistently. Each line remains clear and archaic, ensuring a smooth flow.

Maintaining coherence

I’m translating and refining each line from Chinese to archaic Vietnamese, ensuring each historical term like "顾总" to "Cố đại nhân" fits seamlessly into the conversation.

Refining the timing

I’m adjusting the translation to make it more straightforward: "Chiều giờ Mùi còn một cuộc nghị sự" is chosen to simplify the historical phrasing while maintaining clarity.

Preparing the timetable

I’m simplifying the timing to "Đến giờ Mùi còn một buổi nghị sự," to clearly denote the meeting and keep the archaic feel.

Finalizing punctuation

Wrapping up the translation by ensuring each line ends with a comma, strictly omitting exclamation marks or periods, to maintain a consistent and archaic style.

Ensuring optional punctuation

I'm removing all question marks and exclamation marks, making each line end with a comma. This maintains simplicity and clarity, aligning with instructions for removing unnecessary punctuation.

Ensuring uniformity

I’m making sure each line of Vietnamese text ends with a comma, removing all unnecessary punctuation like question marks. This keeps the text clear and historically fitting.

Crafting and clarifying

I’m pulling together 29 distinct lines, each ending with a comma, ensuring the translation is clear and adheres to the archaic style requested.

Crafting translations

I’m ensuring each line of the translation ends with a comma. Notably, lines 153, 160, and 170 have repeated instances of "顾总," and I’m addressing this in the translation.

Translating and aligning

I’m ensuring each line is translated to archaic Vietnamese, ending with a comma, and aligns with the requirements for removing unnecessary punctuation. Each translation accurately preserves the archaic style.

Choosing the right phrase

I’m opting for "Đến giờ Mùi còn một buổi nghị sự" to clearly convey the medieval context without any unnecessary confusion. This aligns with the archaic tone we’re aiming for.

Adjusting punctuation

Each line ends with a comma, removing question marks, exclamation points, and periods. The aim is to keep it clear and aligned with the archaic style.

Refining the punctuation

Ensuring each line logically ends with a comma. For instance, "Lấy cớ bận sự mà đừng đi nữa chăng," aligns with keeping the dialogue straightforward and clear.

Wrapping up the translation

I’m confirming each line ends with a comma, the archaic style is maintained, and unnecessary punctuation like periods, question marks, and exclamation points is removed.

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