Re: languages in reverse

In a message dated 6/17/2007 10:20:44 PM Central Daylight Time,
hmiller@IO.COM writes:


>
> >
> How about writing it right to left? Then the hsilgnE equivalent of your
> paragraph above would be:
>
>          Perhaps so, but I don't do this sort of transcription readily.
> has a set orthography, so English would have the mirrored orthography.
> be reversed, too, but there's a limit to what I can do easily. hsilgnE
>                                                  All the letters should
>
> Or using more conventional punctuation:
>
>          .perhaps so ,but I don't do this sort of transcription readilY
>   has a set orthography ,so englisH would have the mirrored orthographY
> be reversed ,too ,but there's a limit to what I can do easilY .hsilgnE
>                         .all the letters should
>
Then mirror-writing hsilgnE would produce forward English, except for being
right-justified instead of left-justified.  Speaking and writing hsilgnE, and
ending up with legible English.  Wow.

stevo   </HTML>

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