[question] what is "sillema sillema nika su"? #95
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Most likely some type of Chinook Jargon. Too bad nobody speaks it anymore. Its a dead language. All I can translate for sure is 'nika' means 'my'. Su is a common prefix in the language. No idea what 'sillema' means. The sentence might also be a combination of multiple languages. 'sillema' might have the root form of 'sillä' from finnish |
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Hi all! For completeness' sake note that it is also discussed here: cafkafk/fortune-kind#1 |
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Not a show-stopper so "enhancement" |
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