30-01-2019, 11:48 PM
@Marco P:
The method you describe is bullshit.
With my method the sentence with your example totally makes sense:
In English it would be:
"The boa sets fire on / ignites the rustling foot."
To be honest, even with my method it is very difficult to get the translation, because "hopoja" is constructed from a spanish loan word, but that is often a problem in Basque, and the VMS language could be even more "Spanish influenced" than the Basque. But for my theory of the provenience it isn´t a problem. It makes it even more logical.
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The method you describe is bullshit.
With my method the sentence with your example totally makes sense:
In English it would be:
"The boa sets fire on / ignites the rustling foot."
To be honest, even with my method it is very difficult to get the translation, because "hopoja" is constructed from a spanish loan word, but that is often a problem in Basque, and the VMS language could be even more "Spanish influenced" than the Basque. But for my theory of the provenience it isn´t a problem. It makes it even more logical.

