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  • Yes. That is sort of a hint to as what you shall have to do
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  • Is this morse code?
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  • @OmegaKrypton No it is not morse code. AHKieran has the first part correct
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  • Language tag? Is that useful in any sense?
    – Omega Krypton
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  • Yes. That is sort of a hint to as what you shall have to do
    – William Pennanti
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  • Ok thanks! @WilliamPennanti
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago










  • Is this morse code?
    – Omega Krypton
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  • @OmegaKrypton No it is not morse code. AHKieran has the first part correct
    – William Pennanti
    58 mins ago












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010100100111100000100000011110000110111001111010001000000110110001110010011001110111001001100111111000101000000010011001011100100111100011100010100000001001100101110010011001100111001000101100001000000101011001111000011000010010000001101001011000100111000001110101001001110010000001110010011010010111100101110010011001010010111000100000010011100111101001110110001000000111000101101000011001110111001000100000011101010110001001100101011011000010110000100000011011100111100101110110001000000110000101110010001000000110011001101110011101100110011101100011011011100111011001100001011110100110110001101110011001010110010100101110001000000101011101100010001000000110111001110001011010000110000101101110011011000010000001000110011101010110100001110110001011000010000001010001011011100110000100100000010101100110000101100001011000100010000001100101011101100110111101101110001011100010000001010000011000100010000001110010011001010010000001110110011110000011111100100000



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  • Language tag? Is that useful in any sense?
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago











  • Yes. That is sort of a hint to as what you shall have to do
    – William Pennanti
    1 hour ago










  • Ok thanks! @WilliamPennanti
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago










  • Is this morse code?
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago










  • @OmegaKrypton No it is not morse code. AHKieran has the first part correct
    – William Pennanti
    58 mins ago
















  • Language tag? Is that useful in any sense?
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago











  • Yes. That is sort of a hint to as what you shall have to do
    – William Pennanti
    1 hour ago










  • Ok thanks! @WilliamPennanti
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago










  • Is this morse code?
    – Omega Krypton
    1 hour ago










  • @OmegaKrypton No it is not morse code. AHKieran has the first part correct
    – William Pennanti
    58 mins ago















Language tag? Is that useful in any sense?
– Omega Krypton
1 hour ago





Language tag? Is that useful in any sense?
– Omega Krypton
1 hour ago













Yes. That is sort of a hint to as what you shall have to do
– William Pennanti
1 hour ago




Yes. That is sort of a hint to as what you shall have to do
– William Pennanti
1 hour ago












Ok thanks! @WilliamPennanti
– Omega Krypton
1 hour ago




Ok thanks! @WilliamPennanti
– Omega Krypton
1 hour ago












Is this morse code?
– Omega Krypton
1 hour ago




Is this morse code?
– Omega Krypton
1 hour ago












@OmegaKrypton No it is not morse code. AHKieran has the first part correct
– William Pennanti
58 mins ago




@OmegaKrypton No it is not morse code. AHKieran has the first part correct
– William Pennanti
58 mins ago










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This looks like




an old riddle with each word translated into some random language and the whole thing run through a text->binary encoder.




The decoded text is something like




Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?


(after ROT13) Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?


(translated) I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?




Apparently, the answer is




a map.







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  • Well done. You got the correct answer
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the rot13 of AHKieran traduction gives something that looks like a language... and actually, it sounds like serveral ones. The first part looks Turkish: it translates to "If the additional cam is enough"....
Does not make sense for the moment.







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  • You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
    – William Pennanti
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Putting it through a binary to text translator gets:
Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?
I think it might not be this due to the double apostrophes

Maybe some language uses double apostrophes, but OP confirms this step is correct.


rot13 of this text gives: (thanks @Marvin for the rot13 idea)
Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?

I believe each clause is a different language







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  • the last part sounds dutch....
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up vote
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This looks like




an old riddle with each word translated into some random language and the whole thing run through a text->binary encoder.




The decoded text is something like




Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?


(after ROT13) Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?


(translated) I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?




Apparently, the answer is




a map.







share|improve this answer




















  • Well done. You got the correct answer
    – William Pennanti
    8 mins ago














up vote
3
down vote



accepted










This looks like




an old riddle with each word translated into some random language and the whole thing run through a text->binary encoder.




The decoded text is something like




Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?


(after ROT13) Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?


(translated) I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?




Apparently, the answer is




a map.







share|improve this answer




















  • Well done. You got the correct answer
    – William Pennanti
    8 mins ago












up vote
3
down vote



accepted







up vote
3
down vote



accepted






This looks like




an old riddle with each word translated into some random language and the whole thing run through a text->binary encoder.




The decoded text is something like




Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?


(after ROT13) Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?


(translated) I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?




Apparently, the answer is




a map.







share|improve this answer












This looks like




an old riddle with each word translated into some random language and the whole thing run through a text->binary encoder.




The decoded text is something like




Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?


(after ROT13) Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?


(translated) I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?




Apparently, the answer is




a map.








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  • Well done. You got the correct answer
    – William Pennanti
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  • Well done. You got the correct answer
    – William Pennanti
    8 mins ago















Well done. You got the correct answer
– William Pennanti
8 mins ago




Well done. You got the correct answer
– William Pennanti
8 mins ago










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Some additional informations




the rot13 of AHKieran traduction gives something that looks like a language... and actually, it sounds like serveral ones. The first part looks Turkish: it translates to "If the additional cam is enough"....
Does not make sense for the moment.







share|improve this answer




















  • You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
    – William Pennanti
    33 mins ago














up vote
1
down vote













Some additional informations




the rot13 of AHKieran traduction gives something that looks like a language... and actually, it sounds like serveral ones. The first part looks Turkish: it translates to "If the additional cam is enough"....
Does not make sense for the moment.







share|improve this answer




















  • You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
    – William Pennanti
    33 mins ago












up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Some additional informations




the rot13 of AHKieran traduction gives something that looks like a language... and actually, it sounds like serveral ones. The first part looks Turkish: it translates to "If the additional cam is enough"....
Does not make sense for the moment.







share|improve this answer












Some additional informations




the rot13 of AHKieran traduction gives something that looks like a language... and actually, it sounds like serveral ones. The first part looks Turkish: it translates to "If the additional cam is enough"....
Does not make sense for the moment.








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  • You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
    – William Pennanti
    33 mins ago
















  • You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
    – William Pennanti
    33 mins ago















You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
– William Pennanti
33 mins ago




You are correct to assume that there are different languages. However, there is no turkish in there.
– William Pennanti
33 mins ago










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1
down vote













Partial:




Putting it through a binary to text translator gets:
Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?
I think it might not be this due to the double apostrophes

Maybe some language uses double apostrophes, but OP confirms this step is correct.


rot13 of this text gives: (thanks @Marvin for the rot13 idea)
Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?

I believe each clause is a different language







share|improve this answer






















  • the last part sounds dutch....
    – Marvin
    22 mins ago














up vote
1
down vote













Partial:




Putting it through a binary to text translator gets:
Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?
I think it might not be this due to the double apostrophes

Maybe some language uses double apostrophes, but OP confirms this step is correct.


rot13 of this text gives: (thanks @Marvin for the rot13 idea)
Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?

I believe each clause is a different language







share|improve this answer






















  • the last part sounds dutch....
    – Marvin
    22 mins ago












up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Partial:




Putting it through a binary to text translator gets:
Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?
I think it might not be this due to the double apostrophes

Maybe some language uses double apostrophes, but OP confirms this step is correct.


rot13 of this text gives: (thanks @Marvin for the rot13 idea)
Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?

I believe each clause is a different language







share|improve this answer














Partial:




Putting it through a binary to text translator gets:
Rx xnz lrgrg’rx’rfr, Vxa ibpu' riyre. Nzv qhgr ubel, nyv ar fnvgcnvazlnee. Wb nqhanl Fuhv, Qna Vaab evon. Pb re vx?
I think it might not be this due to the double apostrophes

Maybe some language uses double apostrophes, but OP confirms this step is correct.


rot13 of this text gives: (thanks @Marvin for the rot13 idea)
Ek kam yetet’ek’ese, Ikn voch' evler. Ami dute hory, ali ne saitpainmyarr. Jo adunay Shui, Dan Inno riba. Co er ik?

I believe each clause is a different language








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  • the last part sounds dutch....
    – Marvin
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  • the last part sounds dutch....
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the last part sounds dutch....
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the last part sounds dutch....
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