27-02-2024, 10:10 PM
Dear Rene,
I'm sorry, but the actual situation is not as you described it for Koen & Nablator. Anyone can judge my solution without knowing Old Turkic. However, to do so, you need to acquire enough knowledge to evaluate the presented article and the evidence shown in it.
So what I'm saying is actually this: Even if anyone doesn't know Old Turkic, they will be able to understand our articles by carefully examining and analyzing the details and the evidence presented in the article.
In fact, there is no difficult situation here. First, there must be a willingness to understand. Then, carefully reading the article along with the evidence will be sufficient.
Mr. Rene, you have not yet understood that we have provided a complete solution and we can read the texts. But if you are open to understanding this and take a little effort to look at the evidence, you will be able to understand.
You are also completely mistaken about the properties of VM texts. First of all, you need to be impartial in evaluating my articles. I don't want you misunderstood what I say. What I mean is that if you are already committed to "current VM beliefs", it will be difficult for you to understand what I have written. First, you must accept that many of the details you think are correct about VM actually have no reality and examine our articles without prejudice.
So that's my advice.
You don't need to know a single word of Turkish to understand that there is Turkish content in VM. However, you should know that the word structure of the Turkish language is not similar to any Indo-European language.
Now I will write a Turkish word for you, and then I will write its English translation.
Turkish word: GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİŞ
English translation: I HEARD THAT THEY ARE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO SEE EACH OTHER.
Now, let's separate the syllables of this word as like: GÖR ÜŞ E ME YE CEK LER MİŞ
If we translate it back into English, the meaning will remain the same, but it will be harder to read in Turkish, both statistically and for the reader. This is exactly what you see in VM texts, such as encryption or the repetition of the same short words many times.
In conclusion, I hope you understand that our work is based on solid evidence and rigorous analysis. We have provided a comprehensive solution, and with an open mind and careful consideration of the evidence, it is possible to comprehend the Turkish content in VM texts.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Best regards,
Ahmet Ardıç
Note:
By the way, if we remove the letter Ş at the end of the word "GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİŞ", the meaning of "GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİ" will be as follows in English: WILL THEY NOT BE ABLE TO MEET?
So,
GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİŞ = I HEARD THAT THEY ARE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO SEE EACH OTHER.
GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİ = WILL THEY NOT BE ABLE TO MEET?
> If you cannot understand why the English translations that appear when I only omit the last single letter in these example Turkish words that I have given can be so different from each other, then you will either believe what I say or you will not believe me and ask a linguist. Or, as a last option, you can review my article by trying to learn the structure of Turkish. I know that people who think in Indo-European languages will have difficulty understanding this, but the Turkish language is like mathematics and is actually not difficult to learn at all.
I'm sorry, but the actual situation is not as you described it for Koen & Nablator. Anyone can judge my solution without knowing Old Turkic. However, to do so, you need to acquire enough knowledge to evaluate the presented article and the evidence shown in it.
So what I'm saying is actually this: Even if anyone doesn't know Old Turkic, they will be able to understand our articles by carefully examining and analyzing the details and the evidence presented in the article.
In fact, there is no difficult situation here. First, there must be a willingness to understand. Then, carefully reading the article along with the evidence will be sufficient.
Mr. Rene, you have not yet understood that we have provided a complete solution and we can read the texts. But if you are open to understanding this and take a little effort to look at the evidence, you will be able to understand.
You are also completely mistaken about the properties of VM texts. First of all, you need to be impartial in evaluating my articles. I don't want you misunderstood what I say. What I mean is that if you are already committed to "current VM beliefs", it will be difficult for you to understand what I have written. First, you must accept that many of the details you think are correct about VM actually have no reality and examine our articles without prejudice.
So that's my advice.
You don't need to know a single word of Turkish to understand that there is Turkish content in VM. However, you should know that the word structure of the Turkish language is not similar to any Indo-European language.
Now I will write a Turkish word for you, and then I will write its English translation.
Turkish word: GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİŞ
English translation: I HEARD THAT THEY ARE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO SEE EACH OTHER.
Now, let's separate the syllables of this word as like: GÖR ÜŞ E ME YE CEK LER MİŞ
If we translate it back into English, the meaning will remain the same, but it will be harder to read in Turkish, both statistically and for the reader. This is exactly what you see in VM texts, such as encryption or the repetition of the same short words many times.
In conclusion, I hope you understand that our work is based on solid evidence and rigorous analysis. We have provided a comprehensive solution, and with an open mind and careful consideration of the evidence, it is possible to comprehend the Turkish content in VM texts.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Best regards,
Ahmet Ardıç
Note:
By the way, if we remove the letter Ş at the end of the word "GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİŞ", the meaning of "GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİ" will be as follows in English: WILL THEY NOT BE ABLE TO MEET?
So,
GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİŞ = I HEARD THAT THEY ARE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO SEE EACH OTHER.
GÖRÜŞEMEYECEKLERMİ = WILL THEY NOT BE ABLE TO MEET?
> If you cannot understand why the English translations that appear when I only omit the last single letter in these example Turkish words that I have given can be so different from each other, then you will either believe what I say or you will not believe me and ask a linguist. Or, as a last option, you can review my article by trying to learn the structure of Turkish. I know that people who think in Indo-European languages will have difficulty understanding this, but the Turkish language is like mathematics and is actually not difficult to learn at all.