I wasn't asking for a pronunciation guide... Latin and Finnish are mostly identical in it.
You know, I'm actually curious about Fearless' name kill. Have you got any confirmation on it? Also, a non-related question to any Latin students: How hard was it to learn the proper pronunciation?
You do understand that any semi-competent person can figure out what you meant? Of course, I've solved some rounds using a similar method.
I believe that some of my ancient hints could be useful too.
Why would you assume so? Besides the fact that he is. I was just too lazy to post an accusation and I didn't want to rape the thread anymore. Anyway, I think I'm going to use this same mechanism to make my clue next time.
It is. I'm just too lazy to post. And my fingers are too cold to type properly. I need caffeine.
I'm curious about your reasons too. The reason I wanted to know about your reasons to accuse Ienzo is that you gave me no reasons. I hate it when people just say that they accuse someone without saying anything else. Every reason counts as evidence in my book. Unless it's based on hints meant to make the clue-solving easier.
It is when the song is copyrighted.
1. How could you not know Pyrth's gender? 2. That was a hint. HINTS ARE NOT GOOD AS EVIDENCE BY THEMSELVES, DAMMIT. Also, Christhor, have you got any evidence or are you just guessing? I seriously hate it when people just say they accuse someone without saying if they've got any evidence or just shouting a name that got into their mind.
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Done. And why would I? I like it. In fact... *wanders off* There.
This time, the numbers will be the least of their problems.
Tru dat. And let me tell you, if someone solves that clue before I give any further hints, I'll be impressed.
And this is why I hate English. No freedom. In Finnish those sentences would be: "Anna est mala puella." "Anna on paha tyttö." This is the basic form. "Puella est mala Anna" "Tyttö on paha Anna." This one isn't that working, as it would suggest that the thing that we know already (teema) is "a girl" and it is new information (reema) that this girl is "a bad Anna". Meaning that we only knew about a girl but we didn't know that she was an Anna or that she was bad. "Anna mala puella est." "Anna paha tyttö on." A bit archaic, but it works. Most often used in poetry when trying to make it seem more poetic or trying to get a rhyme. "Puella est Anna mala" "Tyttö on Anna paha." This... doesn't work. At all. Since my Kira tried to kill ff too and did so later than P's did, I owe you a clue. 8-7-19-18-25-14-1-7-6-16-21-2-13-16-5 Also, since I'm feeling festive, there's a hint, too!
I feel so... odd whenever someone says they haven't seen snow. It's -20 degrees Celsius outside right now. Not snowing but there's roughly 30cm of snow.
So, my Latin teacher plus two years of studying French has managed to confuse me again. I speak a Finno-Ugric language in which the written form was originally based on Latin, German and Swedish. It's called Finnish.
This round starts 8AM, December 17th, GMT0. Beat ya to it, P.
This. Plus I think you confirmed it.
*Has studied Latin for 14 weeks* Shouldn't White Death be Mortuus Albus?
I still sometimes think of you as Thalassa_Shells.
