Cvetka's Slovenian Theory Thread

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This Slovenian theory is actually extremely simple.
The letter which looks like A is A indeed. A letter which looks like O is O. A letter which looks like D is D and so on.

Slovenian theory is not simple - it is more complicated than any code, but I started with the most simple words. I did not get to the point where vowels can be pronounced in 9 different ways, or when a is pronounced as e, i, o - for which certain rules apply. This would require much more space. But I intend to explain that.
As to the complexity of Slovenian language I would just like to point out the recent discovery of ten numerals in the 12th century manuscript from Heiligenkreuz, Austria. The Austrian experts discovered them in 2013, but it took almost a decade before the Polish linguists recognized them as early Slovenian and Slovenian linguists confirmed the numerals were indeed written in Alpine Slovenian. It is true that those words were written 200 years prior than Voynich Manuscript, but the Freising Manuscript from the 10th century, written in Slovenian and Latin letters was much quicker translated, although not by a single person. So, it would be unreasonable to expect from me to translate the entire VM text without any help from the linguists. I could make some imaginary story, like many others, who claimed to translate pages and even the entire text, but that is not my objective.