UPDATED: Please read! Can anyone tell me what this language is and what it means?

I believe you did.
Then one of the following must be false:
1. The "voice" pronounced UOOAH erroneously.
2. The latest translation that claims this word is pronounced OWA has a flaw.

So now I wonder... are these the same beings that abducted me throughout my childhood?

Hmm. I think this is something the translator would have to confront.

So you think it's Spanish?

Preparation for the "separation of the waters". This is what I have been told. I was shown golden bowls scooping up water from the earth. "The waters are separated from the waters". This means that some humans will be removed from the earth when the earth reaches its tipping point. They are preparing us for the transformation of leaving the earth, through information that they place within our subconscious. It will be activated when the time is right.

I actually know what those words mean. Obviously, they are directly lifts from your own writing, which I copied verbatim (we visual spatials are good at that sorta thing), including all loops and typo errors.

Thank you. All I needed to sufficiently BUST YOUR ASS!

Your language translation consistency is pretty good, but you made basic mistakes in numerous places.

The key-code match-up I use to form the above sentence:
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The actual translation of the above verse (based on the first translation you sent):
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[The actual meaning is irrelevant; you failed to translate the word KAR correctly more than three times (that's why KAR was the second word and KARRU the fourth - both use the same starting letters, so I had a pretty good baseline to know if you were faking it)]

The inconsistencies in your language and writing:
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Thank you. Please come again.

I've suspected something along these lines for quite some time. Even without this strange language entering my dream. Because my other 'dreams' point to exactly that. The end of days scenarios. The fact that only the ones that were 'aware' would be 'saved'. Especially after I try desperately in the dreams to get these people to look up and watch what's going on. And because my friend Aleah has the exact same type of dreams that I do on the same nights I have them.

I had a dream about UFOs last night regarding a daylight sighting. But there was a lot more

But is it possible for these beings, alien or otherwise, to show us intentionally deceptive images? To give us a false sense of hope/security?

I hope that's not the case. I hope they have good intentions, particularly since they invade my psyche on a nightly basis.

Better odds than captain trickery over there!

Told you this stuff was normal.

[Oh, @translator dude; I am a natural visual-spatial, we have very good pattern recognition and matching abilities. I recently took an IQ test that required I work with a non de-funct 'language' and peice together what it meant. Bad luck. :)]

I'd like to see her... I do believe it's a she... response.

Don't post that crap on my thread. Because I will report you.

And how is it BS? There are two other possible translations. And each of them are relevant and factual. The one in French and the one in Portuguese/Brazilian.

It's NOT normal dreaming a language you don't know. So please stop saying it is. Maybe for you it's normal to dream in foreign languages. But it's NOT for me.

But thank you for your time and effort debunking skyblau, or whoever she is.

Wow. OP your fucking insane. Get help now.

If she is saying U AH it means "at the waters"
but if she is saying OOAH (Wah) then it means "part"
or U OOAH means "part of"

I think I hear
"uts a uwah, uwah a qui"

breaking it then into workable syllables I come up with

"something" to "otherthing", otherthing to here"

or 'someplace' to 'anotherplace' ...

it's a schedule for the next invasion ....

we're second on the short list.

good grief Charley Brown ...

Its Annuaki. It says "oua ca anuaki". It means "we are the annuaki".

No problem, not all speak Annuaki.

I was not using it inconsistantly, KAR means How, KARRA means how many, and KARRU means how much

There isn't a lot to say. If you look at the images, the word " KARRU " in the first image actually has been translated into three others, one by the OP translator who got it wrong, and two alternate translations by myself based on the OP's translation 'alphabet'.

That's why I asked for a 10,000 word verse and an alphabet. There's no way I could learn the language, but I could most certainly cherry-pick matching words and test for myself if the consistency was sufficient.

It's not. A lot of the " Ys " are drawn in such an ambiguous style they could be pattern matched to any other " Y ". They don't even look like the intended " Y " as per the translation.

If OP translator had an alphabet, translation would have been easier. But the inconsistencies and poor handwriting indicate that this isn't the OP's language, and that they are copying it from somewhere.

It's a human language, post-greek (because they developed the first Y as upsilon). And makes use of the lambda and the ancient 3 (with the extra bit on the top). I'd have trouble believing it was alien in origin, period.

Consider it busted. :)

Gahhh. I dunno what to believe! I'm so confused....!!



Just remember... if you're out there to 'hoax' me... please don't. I just want to find out what it means. I don't care what the language is. I just want the truth.

And at this point... I'm willing to stick with the original French translation. It looks correct. It matches up. Google translate confirms this. That's good enough for me!

Last Edited by Juniper from Jupiter on 01/07/2011 03:14 PM

I am not buying it. (KARRA was never mentioned, by the way :)) Your translation is inconsistent with your alphabetic symbols and previous translation. The third image provides the translation that " KARRU " could represent.

You don't use any grammarical symbols, aside from faint dots to represent (handily) the start and end of a 'word'. So it's like greek in that order and context don't matter.

It sounds... DUMB!

You're unlikely to get an answer because of conflicting reports and the ambiguity (languages are annoying like that). It's all down to context that would define the correct translation.

Wow. That was an intelligent and insightful response. I'll be sure to remember that.

Well the French and the Portuguese translation both fit well enough. I could settle on either at this point. Until I have another incident involving this language.

Additional side-note, I don't buy the word 'people' in the english translation, because that is quoted 5 times per the english translation, but the most quoted word in the list was NEH (two mains [one of which is spelt wrong], one subset) and that totalled 3.

You could take it to notably respected French and Portuguese speakers, and see if they concur or disapprove. That would help clarify. GLP isn't exactly the height of truthful response...

Well it was worth a shot, anyway. I'm still going to keep looking, but until then... I think the French translation stands.

Quebecois broken french... means 'wake up bitch ' lol

by the way it is hard to write the letters on paint pro with an unsteady hand. another thing, what would have I to gain in telling others what I know. Additionally, the word SARRU has several meanings, People, land and kingship. I can only translate it as best as I can using the other words that I know as clues. And as for the word NEH it is can also be used as Negative to negate a verb. So if dont know anything about the language yourself, maybe you should quit assuming you know more than anyone else.