15-05-2019, 03:30 PM
I come from a spanish forum to this forum to learn more about the solution, finally.
And I'm surprised. People here don't believe it. This is the solution. It was quite easy. Any native Spanish speaker now is able to read the months of the year under the zodiac signs. Yes, READ THEM, not interpret them.
The trick was the shape of the letters. Just that.
For example, the month of April, in Spanish is 'abril', and in the manuscript it is exactly written as that, it's more, it's written almost like I write it, hahaha, that "b" is identical to mine. I am able to read the rest of the months too, more or less, are quite similar to Spanish and Galician languages which are the two Romance languages I speak.
I'm very surprised that English speakers can't read them either, because the months in English come from Latin.
I am surprised and amused that in 2 weeks it has turned out, when in dozens of years no one has seen it before.
Please open your eyes and mind, don't be arrogant, just because the solution is easy doesn't mean it's wrong.
Best Regards.
And I'm surprised. People here don't believe it. This is the solution. It was quite easy. Any native Spanish speaker now is able to read the months of the year under the zodiac signs. Yes, READ THEM, not interpret them.
The trick was the shape of the letters. Just that.
For example, the month of April, in Spanish is 'abril', and in the manuscript it is exactly written as that, it's more, it's written almost like I write it, hahaha, that "b" is identical to mine. I am able to read the rest of the months too, more or less, are quite similar to Spanish and Galician languages which are the two Romance languages I speak.
I'm very surprised that English speakers can't read them either, because the months in English come from Latin.
I am surprised and amused that in 2 weeks it has turned out, when in dozens of years no one has seen it before.
Please open your eyes and mind, don't be arrogant, just because the solution is easy doesn't mean it's wrong.
Best Regards.

