Historical Context

[cvetkakocj@rogers.com]

How many different alphabet characters do you think there are in this 240 pages VM texts? Start by identifying them first, because you haven't even suggested half of the available characters.

Most of the VM characters are depicted on page 57v  and I explained them in my Article Holy Sacrifice. The text also conforms to the pictures and the labels next to the pictures.  I don't know how you see that many characters, since most European Latin alphabets had around 25 characters. For me, this is enough to read most of the text. I am aware that many different sounds are overlapping, particularly for the vowels, that many letters were missing in the words, I am aware of some sounds had changed, and that the medieval writers could write a word in many different ways. But there is a grammatical pattern: prefixes, suffixes, grammatical endings for number, gender, tense, etc. How do you explain all those 9-like letters and EVA-DY syllables?
My research is being guided by the Slovenian linguist, Dr. Alenka Čuš, for the past 5 years. She would not waste her time, if she did not see the Slovenian words and if my explanation was not good enough.
I am aware that Hungarian language is similar to Turkish. As I examined their 15th century Bible translation in Latin letters, there were no strange characters, but Latin letters.
How can your linguist claim the language is Turkish, if they don't even know which dialect it is?