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RE: M. Yokubinas translation - Aga Tentakulus - 03-01-2020
Extinct language ! ? :
If you think about it, the VM author would have been the last of his kind who converted the language into writing. That would also mean that the language still existed until about 1430.
Nevertheless the VM author managed to write some words in German. The drawing stem suggests European origin.
We are talking about a language and not about dialects. The theory of the lost language already gets crutches.
Was it really the only book in this language, out of millions of books ?
Even if at the moment a minimum of books is electronically recorded, and many libraries (of whatever kind) are preparing for it right now. This is due to the lack of reading devices and not to the lack of books. Even if it is not electronically recorded, such writing and language would already have been noticed.
The last author and the only book of its kind. Now the theory already needs a wheelchair.
For me, the possibility of an extinct language is not an option, but this does not exclude a language of fantasy.
Although I do not believe in fantasy language either.
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - MarcoP - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - Monica Yokubinas - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - -JKP- - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - ReneZ - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - Monica Yokubinas - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - -JKP- - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - -JKP- - 03-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - Monica Yokubinas - 04-01-2020
RE: M. Yokubinas translation - Monica Yokubinas - 04-01-2020