Jan 7, 2003 18:49
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Nikki Scott-Despaigne Jan 7, 2003:
Any clues at allas to language here? Not French. Hits with first 2 words, not with third.

Proposed translations

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this is a language I do not hear, sorry try other peers

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Peer comment(s):

agree Louise Dupont (X)
10 minutes
agree Sandra OLIVER : this is not French definitely
12 minutes
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22 minutes

Smells like Latin or Romanian but...

Could even be Bahasi.

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Note added at 2003-01-07 19:12:45 (GMT)
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Anyhow it sure ain\'t French or Italian.

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Note added at 2003-01-07 19:14:49 (GMT)
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I can also rule out Polish, Czech, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, German, Dutch and Chinese for ya for sure.

Then I\'d intuit it\'s a long way from Welsh or Gaelic too.

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Note added at 2003-01-07 19:15:42 (GMT)
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Sanskrit or Esperanto?
Peer comment(s):

agree Thierry LOTTE : I think it is Romanian (not Latin)
4 minutes
Romanian's my first candidate.
neutral Nikki Scott-Despaigne : I got hits for the first 2 words with Finnish sites but nothing helpful. Asker needs to do more research and / or provide more clues.
20 minutes
agree Peter McCavana : It's not Irish or Scots Gaelic. Maybe Romanian or Esperanto?
24 minutes
neutral Rachel Vanarsdall : is it portuguese??
21 heures
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35 minutes

step 1- what language group?

Ngo kenmang emtuamilo, ngo noluke kishape MENA amipe iyai, idokom ngo bim kendung ... Ngokke PEDAN ngo bim edo luket penam atiyang kamang." Judai ami kidide luti ...
http://www.gospelgo.com/a/adijoh.htm

I admit I don't know what language this is, but it's the only site I saw where both words exist and they don't look like someone's name.

Sonesta seems to be the name of a prophet, amongst other things.

.. kirjoista. Alman laakso, Moosia 24:20. Alman opetuksia, rukouksesta, lainaa profeetta Senosta, Al. 33:3;
ylösnousemuksesta, Al. ...
http://www.mormonismi.net/mk/mkhakemisto.txt

are both text Mormon translations?
Once we figure out the language..

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Note added at 2003-01-07 19:59:14 (GMT)
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SUGGESTION:
Why not post this on the English monolingual site. Someone there is bound to know since the whole world seems to be on that site.
Peer comment(s):

agree Peter McCavana : It's probably an anagram of Happy New Year in Esperanto!
13 minutes
I am so unbelievably 000 in anagrams, I'm not even sure if you're being serious or just being funny...
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52 minutes

I correct myself: it's not an anagram of Happy New Year in Esperanto! ;-)

As far as I know, Happy New Year in Esperanto is: felicxan novan jaron
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