06-03-2023, 05:56 PM
[quote="cvetkakocj@rogers.com" pid='54106' dateline='1678112375']
Dear Cvetka,
You see the Slovenian language in the VM content. In this case, If you tell us in which manuscripts such VM-like repetitions occur in Old Slovenian, in this way, we will increase our knowledge about the quintuple structures in Old-Slovenian word repetitions. And I will suggest that you can transcribe one of the 240 pages randomly and write this page in Slovene language from 600 years ago, then translate it into modern Slovenian and finally translate it into English so that we can understand it.
While doing this, please indicate old words in old dictionaries and new words in modern dictionaries as proofs. At the same time, please show this all with supporting examples how the grammatical and phonetic values of the words change in old and new Slovenian lenguages.
When you do this all, let's examine all the content and make a judgment. Let linguists who specialize in Slovenian language do the same, and let us see their comments on your work.
If you do all of these consistently, you can convince the linguists first and then everyone, that the page you are reading is in Slovenian.
That's what we are doing.
The most important detail here is for readers themself to provide the base knowledge that will try to understand whether the information we present is actually real evidence or not about Old-Turkish.
For this reason, we showed evidence that 5 times word repetitions are found in Turkish by reffering academic articles by linguists. In same way, We gave references to the writings of linguists about this type of word repetitions are very intense in the texts and they are seen in all periods of the written Turkish language, except that they are in Old Turkish.
But the most valuable information here is Turkish-specific the word repetitions. In which other language did you see examples of word quater parts and quintuplets? How do you explain this type of structural overlap between VM and Turkish?
So, please you tell us in which manuscripts such VM-like repetitions occur in Old Slovenian, we will increase our knowledge about the quintuple structures in Slovenian if you know about such manuscript.
Thank you,
A. Ardıç
Dear Cvetka,
You see the Slovenian language in the VM content. In this case, If you tell us in which manuscripts such VM-like repetitions occur in Old Slovenian, in this way, we will increase our knowledge about the quintuple structures in Old-Slovenian word repetitions. And I will suggest that you can transcribe one of the 240 pages randomly and write this page in Slovene language from 600 years ago, then translate it into modern Slovenian and finally translate it into English so that we can understand it.
While doing this, please indicate old words in old dictionaries and new words in modern dictionaries as proofs. At the same time, please show this all with supporting examples how the grammatical and phonetic values of the words change in old and new Slovenian lenguages.
When you do this all, let's examine all the content and make a judgment. Let linguists who specialize in Slovenian language do the same, and let us see their comments on your work.
If you do all of these consistently, you can convince the linguists first and then everyone, that the page you are reading is in Slovenian.
That's what we are doing.
The most important detail here is for readers themself to provide the base knowledge that will try to understand whether the information we present is actually real evidence or not about Old-Turkish.
For this reason, we showed evidence that 5 times word repetitions are found in Turkish by reffering academic articles by linguists. In same way, We gave references to the writings of linguists about this type of word repetitions are very intense in the texts and they are seen in all periods of the written Turkish language, except that they are in Old Turkish.
But the most valuable information here is Turkish-specific the word repetitions. In which other language did you see examples of word quater parts and quintuplets? How do you explain this type of structural overlap between VM and Turkish?
So, please you tell us in which manuscripts such VM-like repetitions occur in Old Slovenian, we will increase our knowledge about the quintuple structures in Slovenian if you know about such manuscript.
Thank you,
A. Ardıç