Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Assalamualeykum wrbt, (3) commentsAfter months of getting into the arab community...and also some other communities that uses non-Latin alphabeths, I came to a conclusion that by using linguistic analysis, you can actually identify a person almost specificly. What do i mean? for example, take a common greeting السلام عليكم now..when a person transliterate the phrase above, he might write it as...i) assalamualeykum ii)asalamaleykum iii)assalaamaleykum iv)assalaamalaikum v)asalamualaikum vi)assalamualeikum vii)assalamualeykum viii)asalamalaikoom vi) (for the balkans) asalaamalejkum x)(lazy bumps) aslmk the possibilities are endless...just for this simple word of السلام عليكم imagine in a letter even if written in english, there is prone to be a few tranliterated words. if we take the combination of the variations of the transliteration used...we've a very unique pattern in our hand..and it will be unique to each person. and Voila! we have our selves a lingual fingerprint! tell me if this is not the most confusing teory ever! Add a Comment Add a Comment <<Home |
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