Balavinian Translator

Balavinian is a language on an island called Del Balavinia (Infalabla Del Balavínia). The island is north from Colombia (may change location) so it has Colombian Spanish influences such as slang and phrase as well as a lot of the people on the island also speak Colombian Spanish (as well as an indigenous language but I haven’t fully worked that out yet) so most people on the island are bilingual or trilingual. Balavinian has heavy Portuguese influences (from Portugal and Brazil) Portugal first due to Portuguese settlers and then heavy Brazilian Portuguese later in the early 1950s due to a huge migration period (haven’t fully worked out how that works either) it also has influences from its indigenous language that inhabits the island. Indigenous people still live on the island to this day and is a big part of ceremonial events and festivals/traditions. Balavinian has street culture as well as the indigenous culture. Balavinian is not a widely known language. Portuguese speakers (mainly from Brazil) can’t understand Balavinian but Balavinian speakers can understand Portuguese speakers (mainly from Brazil). And that’s all about Balavinian so far.