04:25 Jan 17, 2001 |
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na +1 | NOT-------TURKISH |
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na +1 | not Turkish |
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na +1 | spam??? |
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NOT-------TURKISH Explanation: This text is absolutely not in Turkish. Maybe you should keep on asking some other communities. You can also try encoding solutions of Windows, lets say in Greek or some other Asian languages. By this way it will be easier to find out which language it is. For you kind information, Turkish language uses Latin alphabet/fonts :) allingus |
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not Turkish Explanation: BE sure it is not Turkish. In Turkish latin alphabet is used, I think it is not in any turkish dialects,Azerbayjani, Turkmen or others neither seems russion at least you know what it is not !! good luck |
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spam??? Explanation: I've tried out all codes, that are included in Internet Explorer 5.5. It's none of these languages (no Russian, Greek, Turkish, Eastern European languages, Baltic languages). You could still try arab, hebrew, chinese, japanese ore other languages, that don't use latin letters. I haven't tried them, because I haven't downloaded the codes. Some time ago I got similar emails, generated by hackers and sent from a search engine as spam. Perhaps it's something like this! |
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