05-08-2017, 05:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-08-2017, 05:44 PM by voynichbombe.
Edit Reason: P.s.:
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ah, I hate to repeat myself, but:
SITA VSVI LATE IN ISTA PER CANES
The initial spacing is misleading, but if you pronounce it, it will _sound like german:
Sieht aus wie Latein, ist aber kanes ("kanes" being austrian dialect for "keines")
It translates to:
Looks like Latin, but isn't
Spare your computing power (and efforts).
I'm sorry the german culinariæ are so much more fun than the english one's..
So I need to quote Thomas Jefferson:
"Fifty-two volumes in folio, of the acta sanctorum, in dog-latin, would be a formidable enterprise to the most laborious German."
Have a nice day
P.s.: If you replace sense with scythe in the greek example.. but hey. If my efforts towards the importance of being unearnest are too advanced, let me know.
SITA VSVI LATE IN ISTA PER CANES
The initial spacing is misleading, but if you pronounce it, it will _sound like german:
Sieht aus wie Latein, ist aber kanes ("kanes" being austrian dialect for "keines")
It translates to:
Looks like Latin, but isn't
Spare your computing power (and efforts).
I'm sorry the german culinariæ are so much more fun than the english one's..
So I need to quote Thomas Jefferson:
"Fifty-two volumes in folio, of the acta sanctorum, in dog-latin, would be a formidable enterprise to the most laborious German."
Have a nice day
P.s.: If you replace sense with scythe in the greek example.. but hey. If my efforts towards the importance of being unearnest are too advanced, let me know.


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