Rene, I didn't do it on all the pages, but when Monica introduced her translation sheets I took about four pages (I can't remember exactly how many) and followed her method (which is basically interpreting it as abjad Semitic) and came up with about 85% of the same results for each page. There were a few places where we did the word breaks differently, and I didn't continue with future sheets after having done a few pages and posting some of my concerns, but it came out mostly the same.
Now creating sentence structure out of it (grammar) would be subjective but this was early on before that came into the conversation and at the time I was more concerned about the problem of unusual letter frequency/position. If this turned out to be a verbose code (with larger fragments creating a block), then maybe the letter-frequency/position concerns can be addressed and then, who knows, maybe there is grammar.
Now creating sentence structure out of it (grammar) would be subjective but this was early on before that came into the conversation and at the time I was more concerned about the problem of unusual letter frequency/position. If this turned out to be a verbose code (with larger fragments creating a block), then maybe the letter-frequency/position concerns can be addressed and then, who knows, maybe there is grammar.
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