22-04-2022, 11:43 PM
What I can tell you. One part is pretty much my language. More importantly, it almost corresponds to my dialect.
The basic language is German. But actually it is Alemannic. Some features point to Bavarian. I also find this occasionally in other dialects of Alemannic. But all together they point to Bavarian.
The one that points to Romansh, however, I only find on page 116.
As I understand it, it is not real Latin. But it's not really Italian either.
To answer your question. No. There is no 100%.
It sometimes means: My name is Eliska, and I was born on 14 February 1466, and I am 12 years old.
That was a different translation. Therefore no 100%
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The basic language is German. But actually it is Alemannic. Some features point to Bavarian. I also find this occasionally in other dialects of Alemannic. But all together they point to Bavarian.
The one that points to Romansh, however, I only find on page 116.
As I understand it, it is not real Latin. But it's not really Italian either.
To answer your question. No. There is no 100%.
It sometimes means: My name is Eliska, and I was born on 14 February 1466, and I am 12 years old.
That was a different translation. Therefore no 100%
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