04-09-2020, 10:07 AM
To the German text on the page.
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Where Rene posted this wonderful picture, which I just saw for the first time.
And to the discussion with JKP about "L" on Link:
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After I have thought about it again, and have thought through alemannic possibilities, I have to correct my " suez / sutz ".
If I take an L instead of the S, as JKP has announced, I would come to " luez / lutz ".
But "luez" can also mean people. So today: "so sind d'lüt" "so sind die Leute" " so are the people "
This could be the sentence: blabla aller Leute ihr blabla. yada yada of all people yada yada.
Which is interesting for me, that in the scan of Rene / Nick there is again a direct connection between German and VM.
Also the mentioned 88 is close to the fact that he falls back into the alemanic. " so sind dlüt " so are the people "
I see a direct connection, or I do not rule it out.
In relation to Link:
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Where Rene posted this wonderful picture, which I just saw for the first time.
And to the discussion with JKP about "L" on Link:
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After I have thought about it again, and have thought through alemannic possibilities, I have to correct my " suez / sutz ".
If I take an L instead of the S, as JKP has announced, I would come to " luez / lutz ".
But "luez" can also mean people. So today: "so sind d'lüt" "so sind die Leute" " so are the people "
This could be the sentence: blabla aller Leute ihr blabla. yada yada of all people yada yada.
Which is interesting for me, that in the scan of Rene / Nick there is again a direct connection between German and VM.
Also the mentioned 88 is close to the fact that he falls back into the alemanic. " so sind dlüt " so are the people "
I see a direct connection, or I do not rule it out.