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what is this chinese symbol? |
whytoi
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Regarding GOwin's list of symbols. I would take a semi-informed guess... Tibetan? They looked similar to some of the Tibetan texts I've seen. Otherwise I would continue to guess for something coming from that region. In any case, they are definitely not Han characters. |
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GOwin
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@whytoi
as i said in the same post, it's [/b]alibata[/b]. an ancient filipino alphabet script.  |
619
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gowin, at your first post, u post " i thought....." then u posted... "i dont think it is....."
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GOwin
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@619
read previous post. i think you're a bit off.
specifically, whytoi's last post. |
jaimingandhi
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ha ha ha right click on the symbol and then see picture properties.
Its link is http://www.boomspeed.com/fckgirlx/sign.jpg
So now you know ...what it means  |
whytoi
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Ok, so the confusion was that GOwin didn't specifically state those characters posted by him were ancient Philippine scripts. |
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Posted: 2003-09-02 03:23
