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Anders · Joined:Wed 20 May 2009 10:23 am Posts:52 Location: Sweden

Woo, Rickard you don't look anything like I had imagined!

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Anders, How old are you?

I'm "old", 33.

VROOR · **Posted:** Wed 18 Nov 2009 5:27 pm

VROOR · **Posted:** Mon 23 Nov 2009 1:50 pm

阿比留(アヒル)文字／物部(アヒル)文字

VROOR · **Posted:** Mon 23 Nov 2009 2:35 pm

言霊文字／水茎(ミヅクキ)文字

imbecilica · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 8:37 am Posts:176

Looks very Hangeulish and Alien-like at the same time. By the way I watched a documentary about the fact the aliens may have visited Earth in the past called 'Ancient Aliens'. Some of the info they gave freaked me out!

VROOR · **Posted:** Mon 23 Nov 2009 3:13 pm

imbecilica wrote:

Looks very Hangeulish and Alien-like at the same time.

Hangeulish, yes; after all, Hangeul took the forms of these writings. Alien-like, no; after all, we have no solid proof for any alien writing systems existed on Earth.

imbecilica wrote:

By the way I watched a documentary about the fact the aliens may have visited Earth in the past called 'Ancient Aliens'. Some of the info they gave freaked me out!

Well, there are many theories about alien visitations. We have to walk carefully amongst these theories.

VROOR · **Posted:** Thu 26 Nov 2009 12:20 pm

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VROOR · **Posted:** Fri 27 Nov 2009 2:48 pm

imbecilica · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 8:37 am Posts:176

Hey, did you make them yourself? If so, could you make one with the same message translated into Chu Nom please?

Seek, and you shall find it.
Ask, and it shall be answered.
For every destiny, there is a path.
For every path, there is a purpose.

Đi tìm, thì bạn sẽ tìm thấy nó.
Đi hỏi, thì nó sẽ được trả lời.
Mọi số phận, lại có một con đường.
Mọi con đường, lại có một ý định.

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These are using the existing Chu Nom characters on the sagers database. Of course, there are some characters like for: tìm and trả, that I would invent my own characters for them. For tìm I would have an eye radical with a heart as a phonetic (to seek), and for trả I would add a hand radical to the existing (to give back).