New breakthrough on the English language

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FlyingRedSportscar

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For nearly ever, people have been trying to decipher the English Code into it's most simple form - that is a=ant, b=belonging, c=choke, and so on.

Well, I've finally done it!

Check out my website here: www.flyingredsportscar.net

I'm still having a bit of problem figuring out what 'N' is though, so any help on the last letter would be greatly appreciated. (What's there now is a placeholder, which used to be true in the past)
 
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Isn't obvious? n=nascent.
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That's actually a very smart idea.

It gave me a bunch of new thoughts and I came to N="now-once-more-unto-the-breach," not an exact quote from what I read, but it seems to work so far.

Thank you for the idea!
 
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I would be mean-spirited if I were to mock someone who acknowledges their own mental illness.

(I didn't know that till I read to the bottom of the page.)
 
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What else should you expect on an Internet forum? I'd guess that 85% of the lost and stupid are on Facebook right now, and the other 15% are here.
 
He has been on many forums about linguistics, and he won't respond to the arguments as they are made. I made arguments in the thread I linked to.
 
FlatAssembler said:
He has been on many forums about linguistics, and he won't respond to the arguments as they are made. I made arguments in the thread I linked to.
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Actually, it's only up on 2 forums. This forum here and the one you posted.

I tried to respond to the arguments on linguistforum.com as best I could, but some of the comments were beyond me.

Anyways, I'm still busy chipping at the old block as far as the language is concerned.
 
OK, I am going to simplify that for you.
See, as I am sure you know, English is not the only language that exists. So, sometimes, for various reasons, languages "borrow" words from other languages. In fact, most of the English words weren't originally English at all.
The same goes for the word "colour". It comes from Latin. So, since you assert your code words for that word, then it should also work for the Latin language as well as English.
However, according to the Grimm's law, Latin 'c' corresponds to English 'h' (as in, I guess you know, "centum"-"hundred", "cors"-"heart", "capio"-"have" and so on). Unless you can explain how can your code work for both Latin and English in spite of the Grimm's law, that should count as a disproof of your theory.
 
FlyingRedSportscar said:
For nearly ever, people have been trying to decipher the English Code into it's most simple form - that is a=ant, b=belonging, c=choke, and so on.
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I am unclear. How is b deciphered into belonging?
How does any word get chosen for a letter?
And how is ant of this deciphering?
 
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