Martin Stower Wrote:
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> Duketown Wrote:
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> > huh?
> > Are you trying to explain how Champillion
> attached
> > a sound to Greco characters? Please use
> > human-understandable sentences. We are not
> > translating glyphs. We are talking reason.
>
> Correction: I am talking reason. You are talking
> fluent halfwit.
>
> I write for the intelligent, not halfwits.
>
> M.

ok, the good part is I don't need to understand you to explain both the intelligent and the halfwits that you're wrong.

I don't know how Charlatan converted those signs to sounds. Clearly, that linguistic wonder has all credits but probably he used a local to read aloud. My guess, that Arab had a speech problem or Champillion had a vivid imagination. And just at the moment they arrived at the /s/, the Arab sneezed and Charlatan clearly understood that those Egyptian destroyed jeruzalem.

Either way: you arguing the differences between sounds and characters, while you again fail to recognize that doesn't make a difference. The mapping is there and speaks for itself.

But the problem is that you don't know this: you produce garbage text without understanding why.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01-Dec-18 20:45 by Duketown.