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3 hours ago, bestmen said:

 

how can you read this  words

 

Megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért

 

and

 

legösszetettebbszóhosszúságvilágrekorddöntéskényszerneurózistünetegyüttesmegnyilvánulásfejleszthetőségvizsgálataitokról

 

 

 

The first is the longest Hungarian word, all Hungarian children is tortured by this in the primary school.

 

The second is not a word but a collection of expressions without spaces. (legösszetettebb szóhosszúság világrekorddöntés kényszerneurózis tünetegyüttes megnyilvánulás fejleszthetőségvizsgálataitokról)

 

So I can read them easily.

 

And there  is: elkelkáposztásítottalanítottátok.

 

And this:

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@Janakis @George_D Asking for a friend, any idea what this says? :d (we came to the conclusion it's Greek, but it might be wrong, in which case I apologize for wasting your time :p )

 

t9v18y.jpg

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3 hours ago, heywoodu said:

@Janakis @George_D Asking for a friend, any idea what this says? :d (we came to the conclusion it's Greek, but it might be wrong, in which case I apologize for wasting your time :p )

 

t9v18y.jpg

 

 

@heywoodu yes this is greek. Its a part of a Cretan Mantinada.

 

Its translation is:

"I tried to deny you
but each time I tried it
its a sign
that I owe you my life",

Efthimia (greek female name), Creta (region)

 

It seems a woman wrote it in a wall as a dedication <3 to a man

 

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7 minutes ago, George_D said:

 

 

@heywoodu yes this is greek. Its a part of a Cretan Mantinada.

 

Its translation is:

"I tried to deny you
but each time I tried it
its a sign
that I owe you my life",

Efthimia (greek female name), Creta (region)

 

It seems a woman wrote it in a wall as a dedication <3 to a man

 

Thank you very much! 

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2 hours ago, George_D said:

 

 

@heywoodu yes this is greek. Its a part of a Cretan Mantinada.

 

Its translation is:

"I tried to deny you
but each time I tried it
its a sign
that I owe you my life",

Efthimia (greek female name), Creta (region)

 

It seems a woman wrote it in a wall as a dedication <3 to a man

 

 * now that i watched the image better it is clear that it is written on the bar of a knife :)

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