The action of converting phrases and sentences related to the Nicobar Kelo language into another language, typically English, can be described as translation. For instance, rendering a Nicobar Kelo story into English so a wider audience can comprehend its narrative constitutes an example of this language conversion process.
This process facilitates cross-cultural communication and preserves linguistic heritage. By making Nicobar Kelo accessible to speakers of other languages, it promotes understanding of Nicobarese culture and traditions. Historically, such translation efforts have been vital in documenting and safeguarding endangered languages, ensuring their survival for future generations.
