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Complete the following bizarre translations to figure out if I made this puzzle too difficult:
$mathbf 6$ $rightarrow$ Sus Domesticus $rightarrow$ ! $rightarrow$ Auf Englisch.
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Complete the following bizarre translations to figure out if I made this puzzle too difficult:
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Complete the following bizarre translations to figure out if I made this puzzle too difficult:
$mathbf 6$ $rightarrow$ Sus Domesticus $rightarrow$ ! $rightarrow$ Auf Englisch.
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Partial answer:
As @El-Guest notes,
Sus domesticus is Latin for pig -> suggests "pig latin" as a translation
Appying this to the first element:
Bold six -> Oldbay Ixsay
There are many places this could go next:
Old Bay is a seasoning mix; a Bay could refer to a horse, making an Old Bay a Nag; IX could be read as Nine in roman numerals; the "x" could mean times or by; others...
Or, the above is maybe over thinking it.
Six in pig latin is Ixsay. IX = 9; 9 say (exclaim) in German, then translate to English: Nein! -> No!
So the answer is:
No! The puzzle is not too difficult :)
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So from what I can tell,
6 could be Hex or Sex or Six or pronounced like Cease (in French)...
Then
Sus domesticus is a pig or a hog (Latin taxonomic name)...
And then
The symbol ! Is used in math to negate things (eg. NOT something)...
And finally
Auf Englisch means In English, in German.
So putting this all together, we get...
Cease-pig or speaking not in English?
I feel I have some of the idea but I hope the parts I didn’t get made you laugh!
answered 2 hours ago
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2 Answers
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Partial answer:
As @El-Guest notes,
Sus domesticus is Latin for pig -> suggests "pig latin" as a translation
Appying this to the first element:
Bold six -> Oldbay Ixsay
There are many places this could go next:
Old Bay is a seasoning mix; a Bay could refer to a horse, making an Old Bay a Nag; IX could be read as Nine in roman numerals; the "x" could mean times or by; others...
Or, the above is maybe over thinking it.
Six in pig latin is Ixsay. IX = 9; 9 say (exclaim) in German, then translate to English: Nein! -> No!
So the answer is:
No! The puzzle is not too difficult :)
answered 1 hour ago
tmpearce
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Partial answer:
As @El-Guest notes,
Sus domesticus is Latin for pig -> suggests "pig latin" as a translation
Appying this to the first element:
Bold six -> Oldbay Ixsay
There are many places this could go next:
Old Bay is a seasoning mix; a Bay could refer to a horse, making an Old Bay a Nag; IX could be read as Nine in roman numerals; the "x" could mean times or by; others...
Or, the above is maybe over thinking it.
Six in pig latin is Ixsay. IX = 9; 9 say (exclaim) in German, then translate to English: Nein! -> No!
So the answer is:
No! The puzzle is not too difficult :)
answered 1 hour ago
tmpearce
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up vote
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Partial answer:
As @El-Guest notes,
Sus domesticus is Latin for pig -> suggests "pig latin" as a translation
Appying this to the first element:
Bold six -> Oldbay Ixsay
There are many places this could go next:
Old Bay is a seasoning mix; a Bay could refer to a horse, making an Old Bay a Nag; IX could be read as Nine in roman numerals; the "x" could mean times or by; others...
Or, the above is maybe over thinking it.
Six in pig latin is Ixsay. IX = 9; 9 say (exclaim) in German, then translate to English: Nein! -> No!
So the answer is:
No! The puzzle is not too difficult :)
answered 1 hour ago
tmpearce
1,528510
Partial answer:
As @El-Guest notes,
Sus domesticus is Latin for pig -> suggests "pig latin" as a translation
Appying this to the first element:
Bold six -> Oldbay Ixsay
There are many places this could go next:
Old Bay is a seasoning mix; a Bay could refer to a horse, making an Old Bay a Nag; IX could be read as Nine in roman numerals; the "x" could mean times or by; others...
Or, the above is maybe over thinking it.
Six in pig latin is Ixsay. IX = 9; 9 say (exclaim) in German, then translate to English: Nein! -> No!
So the answer is:
No! The puzzle is not too difficult :)
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So from what I can tell,
6 could be Hex or Sex or Six or pronounced like Cease (in French)...
Then
Sus domesticus is a pig or a hog (Latin taxonomic name)...
And then
The symbol ! Is used in math to negate things (eg. NOT something)...
And finally
Auf Englisch means In English, in German.
So putting this all together, we get...
Cease-pig or speaking not in English?
I feel I have some of the idea but I hope the parts I didn’t get made you laugh!
answered 2 hours ago
El-Guest
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So from what I can tell,
6 could be Hex or Sex or Six or pronounced like Cease (in French)...
Then
Sus domesticus is a pig or a hog (Latin taxonomic name)...
And then
The symbol ! Is used in math to negate things (eg. NOT something)...
And finally
Auf Englisch means In English, in German.
So putting this all together, we get...
Cease-pig or speaking not in English?
I feel I have some of the idea but I hope the parts I didn’t get made you laugh!
answered 2 hours ago
El-Guest
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up vote
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So from what I can tell,
6 could be Hex or Sex or Six or pronounced like Cease (in French)...
Then
Sus domesticus is a pig or a hog (Latin taxonomic name)...
And then
The symbol ! Is used in math to negate things (eg. NOT something)...
And finally
Auf Englisch means In English, in German.
So putting this all together, we get...
Cease-pig or speaking not in English?
I feel I have some of the idea but I hope the parts I didn’t get made you laugh!
answered 2 hours ago
El-Guest
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So from what I can tell,
6 could be Hex or Sex or Six or pronounced like Cease (in French)...
Then
Sus domesticus is a pig or a hog (Latin taxonomic name)...
And then
The symbol ! Is used in math to negate things (eg. NOT something)...
And finally
Auf Englisch means In English, in German.
So putting this all together, we get...
Cease-pig or speaking not in English?
I feel I have some of the idea but I hope the parts I didn’t get made you laugh!
answered 2 hours ago
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