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Molly Walker ([personal profile] morethanaprocessor) wrote in [community profile] allthenotes2015-11-03 12:42 pm

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[written in extremely neat handwriting]

मैं बस उत्सुक अगर किसी को इस पढ़ा सकता हूँ; अगर आप का जवाब कृपया कर सकते हैं और मुझे बताओ कि किस भाषा यह आप के लिए किया जा करने के लिए प्रकट होता है।

इसके अलावा, मुझे बताओ अगर आप इस, भी पढ़ सकते हैं।

[ooc: the first sentence (which translates to: "I'm just curious if anyone can read this; if you can, please respond and tell me what language it appears to be to you.") will be viewable in whatever language your character normally reads/speaks/writes. the second sentence, however, will appear in hindi so, unless your character canonically reads that language, it will look exactly as it's written. (and in case your character does read hindi and you don't, it translates to: "Also, tell me if you can read this, too.")

and, for the record, i do not read/write/speak hindi so any translation errors are all mine, not molly's.]
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Responses always OPEN to people seeing him write. OPEN to notebook replies.

[personal profile] angel_of_death 2015-11-07 03:40 am (UTC)(link)
Walter's reply came late in the day, after he had done all his work and gotten something to eat. As was quickly becoming a habit, he wrote while seated on his assigned bed in dorm 19, pencil spreading graphite trails in cursive that would register as elegant for his age to a modern audience, however common it was in his own time.



The first language appears to me as English, though you've already stated they are both in Hindi. Are we trying this out with different languages and different notebooks to make sure it isn't an isolated event?
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[personal profile] angel_of_death 2015-11-07 05:30 am (UTC)(link)
Ah! I see what you're talking about now. I couldn't read that one.
Let's try something a little different.

Tell me what this one is.

I wonder if this is still in use.


((ooc: The first cipher is Theban. Those who do not know the Theban language/cipher will only be able to see the first two words, "Tell me" translated into their language. Those who know the cipher will be able to read it in full.

The second cipher is International Morse Code. Those who don't know it will only be able to read "I wonder", while those who can will be able to read the whole thing.))