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boboquack
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Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

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? ? ? ? se(arabic)

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? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

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? ? ta (arabic?) na(russian) ?

Partial Answer:

Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

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? ? ? ? se(arabic)

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? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

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? ? ta (arabic?) na(russian) ?

Partial Answer:

Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

 

? ? ? ? se(arabic)

 

? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

 

? ? ta (arabic?) na(russian) ?

Partial Answer:

Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

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? ? ? ? se(arabic)

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? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

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? ? ta (arabic?) ?na(russian) ?

Partial Answer:

Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

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? ? ? ? se(arabic)

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? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

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? ? ta (arabic?) ? ?

Partial Answer:

Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

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? ? ? ? se(arabic)

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? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

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? ? ta (arabic?) na(russian) ?

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JGibbers
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Partial Answer:

Taking it as face value, I presume you have to get the phonetic pronounciations of all the characters in the letter. Which are from different languages. Here's what I've surmised so far. I can't figure any rhyme or reason to the languages chosen, though. And I'm sufficiently troubled by the fact that some languages are read forward and some backwards. Must be missing something...

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? ? ? ? se(arabic)

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? n(thai) ? ? t + o (korean) fe(armenian)

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? ? ta (arabic?) ? ?