F66r question

[Aga Tentakulus]

   
Actually, I have been looking for an example of the "y" spelling for a long time. I know from this region books are rare.

I would not have thought that I would find it in the German-Turkish book of Emma May Smith.

translation
It gets longer and bigger

Here he writes out the double S with two normal S.
But the ending S is different.
It is possible that the VM writer does it the other way round.

   

With all love to the possibilities:
"der mus mel" and "del" do not even exist.
This is not German, not even in the beginning.
To keep the context, grammar and meaning of the image. It is:
"und den muss des" ("and that must be the", for form of this or that")

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