Re: VMs: RE: a and b (and a personal guess)

["Martin Herron" <martinherron0@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Here's another personal guess, to further embellish a point I made in my 
last letter.  After mentioning the 'twins' thing, I've just been looking up 
some information about the development of twins' language, handwriting etc, 
and it does seem a scientific fact that not only can twins develop their own 
languages, but their handwriting can develop very similar traits.  Is there 
a possibility that the MS could be written by twins, and the A and B 
languages within are merely their own variations on a theme?  If one of the 
main differences is the alternating 'ody' and 'edy' endings of some words, 
could they just be each person's individual 'dialect' of a personal 
language?

Cheers,

Martin


> From: Mart Vabar <mesinik@xxxxxx>
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> To: vms-list@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: VMs: RE: a and b (and a personal guess)
> Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 10:05:34 +0300 (EEST)
>
>
>
> On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Philip Neal wrote:
> > As I think Rene is saying, one of the big differences between language A 
> and
> > language B is the relative frequency of edy and ody. This might simply 
> be a
> > difference
> > of spelling (under certain circumstances A writes e where B writes o): 
> there
> > is a similar
> > relation between the frequency of ey and oy in the two languages. 
> Another
>
>
> if we let this out of possible cipher and consider it as a suffix (or
> suffix-like zero BS), does it not seem a quite Slavic feature?
>
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