20-11-2025, 08:58 PM
[quote="Aga Tentakulus" pid='72879' dateline='1762413379']
It's not about that one word, it's about the fact that when people don't understand something, they look elsewhere because they can't admit to themselves that they have no idea.
I'm just going to claim that VM is written in Zulu. Why? Well, the library in Timbuktu was the largest library south of the Sahara, and until the 19th century, Christians faced the death penalty if they entered the city.
Or was it Greenland after all? The bishop's seat was closed around 1350. Just a remnant of the Inuit?
When it comes to letting your imagination run wild, you've come to the right place.
Let me know if you find a clue. No matter what language it's in.
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There are enough words in the text that would be more persuasive with multiple entries than just one very rare word. If the letter o is an article, then you also need the explanation what are y, qo, cho, chy, c+ho, c+hy, t, k, p, f, , as these, like the ‘o’, are prefixed to the base word stem. In Swiss German we would then have to find more s` or maybe ä` or dä`.
It's not about that one word, it's about the fact that when people don't understand something, they look elsewhere because they can't admit to themselves that they have no idea.
I'm just going to claim that VM is written in Zulu. Why? Well, the library in Timbuktu was the largest library south of the Sahara, and until the 19th century, Christians faced the death penalty if they entered the city.
Or was it Greenland after all? The bishop's seat was closed around 1350. Just a remnant of the Inuit?
When it comes to letting your imagination run wild, you've come to the right place.
Let me know if you find a clue. No matter what language it's in.
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There are enough words in the text that would be more persuasive with multiple entries than just one very rare word. If the letter o is an article, then you also need the explanation what are y, qo, cho, chy, c+ho, c+hy, t, k, p, f, , as these, like the ‘o’, are prefixed to the base word stem. In Swiss German we would then have to find more s` or maybe ä` or dä`.