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Index
1) The phonemes
2) Some game rules
4) International homonyms, or false friends
5) Stylistic devices of English
Contact

3) Examples of main interpretations

Language English French Spanish Portuguese German Italian Russian Chinese Arabic Hindi Japanese, *colloquial, °archaic, [phonetic] Phongz font, “,” other kind of homonyms (near vowel, partially pronounced with accent).

Mother, father, brother, sister =[mʌðər ‘brʌðər] = -3.
M + other + fa (he does) + bR [ber] ver (to see) + other + si (if) si (yes) si (yes) + ist (is) + [ər] ≈ heure [œʀ] (hour).

Free school called home. = - 5°
= freeze cool called old cold + au [o] (at the) + home.

One two three four. = 0
= without H it won’t be too tree for air.

Easy to do.
[i:zi tu du] = 3
it is easy to sit on this sit where you can see the sea + 2 + du [du:] (you) + do + doux d’ou d’où [du du du] (soft + from or + from).

He talks about the bad weather by the past, and explains his belief in teaching. = 1 + 15 = 16
= he + тóлько [tolka] (only) toll out of a cab, bad way sir, buy the path + stA = [steɪ] = stay, index plain is bull leaf fine +   [itʃ] (one) each + itch + hitch.

This week is filled. = 6
= this weak wick, kiss, feel viel [fi:l] (plenty of) fils [fil] (thread) + fee + fient fis [fi fi] (they trusted + I/you did, without their pronouns) + number six => sentence filled of “I”.

To close that pathetic door, you know that. = -1+ 0 = -1
= took hook, clothe hat, at path attic door + d’or (of gold) + Ohr (ear) + or you nose at.

Because the boat of hundred feet of length still operate now. = [bɪ'kɒz ðə bəʊt ɒv hʌndrəd fi:t ɒv leŋ(k)θ ɒpəreɪt stɪl naʊ] = 7 or 8 ?
= vi [bi] (I saw) +  cause + causent eux, osent bottes [koz æ ozə bɔt] (talk + them + dare + boots) + of fun off un- + D [de] + red + head aide [ɛd] (help) + fit feat it still steal steel + stiel still stil (stalk + calm + style) + o (= or in Spanish) + fell hope air rate eight ate = 8 (number of the rate).

The army has begun there. = 1
= arm (= “poor” in German) arm harm arm me, the army, big gun un-, in the air at the second floor.

Take the steering wheel. = 4
= T ([te] in French like tes = your {+ plural}, or t’es = you are) + ache + steer + ST (which spelled in French [ɛste] could mean “este” = “this one” in Spanish) + ear + will (modal/want) + wheel (could symbolise 0 or O).
= you will take the wheel (proper and figurative meanings), listen because you have ache…

This mill makes good flour. = 2 [tu:] (= to)
= The smile ill + M ([ɛm] = aime = “love” in French) + île il (=”island he” in French) + il (= “the” in masculine in Italian) + the mill’s meal may in may + goût d’ [gu d] (= “taste of” in French) + flower [‘flaʊər] (exactly the same English phonetic as flour).

During the game, make it with proficiency. = 3 + 9 = 12.
= Dur (= “hard” in French) ring, the gay aim may + ma (= “but” in Italian) + [ki t] (by spelling the “T” in French we’ve got = qui t’es = “who are you” in French) + we + P (= [pe] spelled in French, so it could give : [pɛ] = paie = “pay” in French + [pɛʁ] père = “father” in French, perd = “loose” in French, pair = peer in French, [‘pero] pero = “but” in Spanish + fit [fi] = made in French =>) but the father peer lost the made + (un- + si = “if” in French =>) not if.

The tale of the fine daring sheep which bit a knee on a beach =17.
= the tale of love, the tail of the sheep [ʃi:p] + fine = “thin” in French + fine (ticket) dare ring + written dar = “to give” in Spanish + cheap [tʃi:p] cheep [tʃi:p] / chip [tʃɪp] / ship [ʃɪp] + which + beat [bi:t] a bit [bɪt] beet [bi:t] + French nis nid [ni ni] = “deny nest” + ni = “two” in Chinese and Japanese + knee on a [ə] ≈ eux [æ] = “them” in French = > the knees + bi (two) + beech [bi:tʃ] + bitch [bɪtʃ].

From the plane it could seem invisible =12.
From homme = “man” in French + home the plain (obvious) plane (tree) plane (map) neat could + coude [kud] cou = “elbow neck” in French + seem + cime [sim] = “peak, top” in French + in V + vise [viz] = “aim at” in French + I + bL [bɛl] (L spelled in French) = feminine gender of “beau” : French for beautiful + twelve = to L + V spelled in French = [ve] ≈ [vɛ] = vais = “I go” in French.

They said that the camera saw the suite without the mattress = 8.
[esɛ] = “testing” in French + sed sed sede [seð seðseðe] = “be thirst seat” on the second person of plural imperative present in Spanish + s'aide = “help him/her/itself or themselves” in French + head + camera = “bedroom” in Italian + saw (tool) sweet with how T the M at + matt mat (dark carpet) + мать [mat] = “mother” in Russia + tress.

Close! The weather would provoke some leaks on the vice = -2 + 2 = 0.
Close [kləʊs] (near) close [kləʊz] (end) clothe [kləʊð] + weather whether (either) wether (sheep) ['weðər 'weðər 'weðər] wood PRV “OK” some lick [lɪk] leek [li:k] + weiß weiß [vaɪs vaɪs] = “know white” in German + vice (instead of) vice (fault).

At the bottom we can see the child = 4.
At the bottom + homme beau ôte bottes [ɔm bo ot bɔt] = “beautiful man removes boots” in French + weak week see the shield [ʃi:ld].

The police in the centre = 5.
a [ə] [pɔlis] => eux polissent [ø pɔlis] (them polish) + seen scene + cын [sin] (son) + sin [sin] = (without) + sin + the c- [əs] ≈ us [ʌs] us + enter.


Index
1) The phonemes
2) Some game rules
4) International homonyms, or false friends
5) Stylistic devices of English
Contact

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5/10/2008