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Tunenut thanks very much for clearing that up! I thought "wif" was short for "wife"

Posted by Teresa on February 5, 2007 at 20:29:05

In Reply to: here's a start posted by tunenut on February 5, 2007 at 13:20:33:

How can "wif" possible be short for "with"? "With" has no "f" in it and the two words sound nothing whatsoever alike?

I also figured out that "n" means "and" and not "in". I would assume than "n" was short for "in" as they sound the same and once again “and” and "n" sound nothing whatsoever like each other.

This is a very strange language that Prad has invented. Are you able to decode some of his other non-words?

Thanks in advance!

"Music is love"
Teresa

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