01-12-2023, 09:00 AM
Actually, I wanted to write a treatise first. But I'm just going to go ahead on a minimal basis.
As long as only simple symbols are used, the implementation is just as simple.
It becomes more complicated when combinations are added, as in the example above. And Eva "S" + "9" = etum/etus.
This results in interesting sentences.
Example:
Now you could argue that Google translates everything anyway.
If it simply translates everything, why don't I get sentences like "today noodle soup at half price", or "flies in oil run better with toothache"?
There are many more possibilities for stupid sentences than for accurate ones. So leave it the same.
One of the jars in the root section simply says "prepared"
Even if it's not classical Latin in the VM, it's still very close.
Today I think the text makes sense and the puzzle can be solved.
Even if I still don't understand everything, it still shows me the way.
A little insight into my work. Thanks
As long as only simple symbols are used, the implementation is just as simple.
It becomes more complicated when combinations are added, as in the example above. And Eva "S" + "9" = etum/etus.
This results in interesting sentences.
Example:
Now you could argue that Google translates everything anyway.
If it simply translates everything, why don't I get sentences like "today noodle soup at half price", or "flies in oil run better with toothache"?
There are many more possibilities for stupid sentences than for accurate ones. So leave it the same.
One of the jars in the root section simply says "prepared"
Even if it's not classical Latin in the VM, it's still very close.
Today I think the text makes sense and the puzzle can be solved.
Even if I still don't understand everything, it still shows me the way.
A little insight into my work. Thanks