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Let me take the English word "stone" as an example:

Replacing the string "one" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write stone as st1

In Dutch, "stone" is translated to "steen" and "one" is translated to "een".

Replacing the string "een" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write steen as st1

Now note that both in English and in Dutch this replacement process leads to the same string "st1".

Question: What is the longest example of this type that you can come up with?

Notes:

• The translation of the numbers can't be the same in both languages.
• The score of the word is based on the amount of number/letters in the word that contains the letters/numbers (not the words with letters only)
• The number cant refere to a number in a word like 100000ling (100000 would refer to a number)

Current highscore

points      word           user        Language
______________________________________________
3           st1            Sven b        nl-en

Let me take the English word "stone" as an example:

Replacing the string "one" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write stone as st1

In Dutch, "stone" is translated to "steen" and "one" is translated to "een".

Replacing the string "een" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write steen as st1

Now note that both in English and in Dutch this replacement process leads to the same string "st1".

Question: What is the longest example of this type that you can come up with?

Notes:

• The translation of the numbers can't be the same in both languages.
• The score of the word is based on the amount of number/letters in the word that contains the letters/numbers (not the words with letters only)
• The number cant refere to a number in a word like 100000ling (100000 would refer to a number)

Current highscore

points      word           user        Language
______________________________________________
4           all1           Gamow         nl-ger
3           st1            Sven b        nl-en

Let me take the English word "stone" as an example:

Replacing the string "one" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write stone as st1

In Dutch, "stone" is translated to "steen" and "one" is translated to "een".

Replacing the string "een" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write steen as st1

Now note that both in English and in Dutch this replacement process leads to the same string "st1".

Question: What is the longest example of this type that you can come up with?

Notes:

• The translation of the numbers can't be the same in both languages.
• The score of the word is based on the amount of number/letters in the word that contains the letters/numbers (not the words with letters only)

Current highscore

points      word           user        Language
______________________________________________
6           1malig         Sven b        nl-ger
5           5ling          Gamow         nl-ger

Let me take the English word "stone" as an example:

Replacing the string "one" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write stone as st1

In Dutch, "stone" is translated to "steen" and "one" is translated to "een".

Replacing the string "een" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write steen as st1

Now note that both in English and in Dutch this replacement process leads to the same string "st1".

Question: What is the longest example of this type that you can come up with?

Notes:

• The translation of the numbers can't be the same in both languages.
• The score of the word is based on the amount of number/letters in the word that contains the letters/numbers (not the words with letters only)
• The number cant refere to a number in a word like 100000ling (100000 would refer to a number)

Current highscore

points      word           user        Language
______________________________________________
3           st1            Sven b        nl-en

Let me take the English word "stone" as an example:

Replacing the string "one" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write stone as st1

In Dutch, "stone" is translated to "steen" and "one" is translated to "een".

Replacing the string "een" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write steen as st1

Now note that both in English and in Dutch this replacement process leads to the same string "st1".

Question: What is the longest example of this type that you can come up with?

Notes:

• The translation of the numbers can't be the same in both languages.
• The score of the word is based on the amount of number/letters in the word that contains the letters/numbers (not the words with letters only)

Current highscore

points      word           user
____________________________________
5           5ling          Gamow

Let me take the English word "stone" as an example:

Replacing the string "one" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write stone as st1

In Dutch, "stone" is translated to "steen" and "one" is translated to "een".

Replacing the string "een" by the corresponding number "1" allows me to write steen as st1

Now note that both in English and in Dutch this replacement process leads to the same string "st1".

Question: What is the longest example of this type that you can come up with?

Notes:

• The translation of the numbers can't be the same in both languages.
• The score of the word is based on the amount of number/letters in the word that contains the letters/numbers (not the words with letters only)

Current highscore

points      word           user        Language
______________________________________________
6           1malig         Sven b        nl-ger
5           5ling          Gamow         nl-ger