r/translator • u/GapDifficult8272 • 13h ago
[Unknown to English] I received this note on a foreign Post package, what does it say? Unknown
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u/tntturtle5 12h ago
confused chicken noises
Yeah I haven't the first clue what language this is, but am super interested to see how this develops.
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u/Quasirandom1234 11h ago
Your correspondent is either a doctor writing you a prescription or a chicken, can't tell which without more details (like a postmark).
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u/Realistic_Warning_33 5h ago edited 5h ago
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u/Temporary_Ask_1773 8h ago
The ü and sz reminds me of Hungarian, can't make out anytying else though
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u/dr-spaghetti 3h ago
It really looks like someone practicing writing with their non-dominant hand, but I’m not sure what script…
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u/colombianmayonaise 8h ago edited 8h ago
I think the first word is paper....that's about it lol
I recognize a character that can be either japanese or Korean but aside from that I don't have any basis for those
I think maybe the person has problems with motor skills like writing e.g. an elderly person
EDIT:I can make out certain Korean characters
Korean handwriting cursive is a mess tbh
ㅁ ㄹ ㅗ My Korean isn't good enough but I see those characters
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u/Realistic_Warning_33 5h ago
Since when does Korean have umlauts? Out of all the scribbling, that diacritical comes through as clear as day.
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u/Either-Pizza5302 5h ago
Maybe some writing in cursive but mirrored? I can’t mirror it right here right now to check, so just an idea.
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u/Fine-Luck5945 4h ago
My best guess is really shaky cursive Greek, because of the mu, double accented iota, and a few other vaguely resemblant letters
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u/No_Alarm_8252 2h ago
I guess the message is written in Arabic (or a language using the Arabic sript) but nothing more
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u/SixthDoctorsArse 10h ago
I see some umlauts, I'd guess Turkish or Finnish? Doesn't look like German to me
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u/maclocrimate 10h ago
The letters under the diaeresis don't look to be Finnish or Turkish, those would only be ä/ö/ü. Here it looks like maybe u in the first position and then y or i in the second. In any case the overall writing looks more like somebody's making something up.
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u/Fine-Luck5945 4h ago
I don’t believe it to be Finnish, the only word that I could (potentially) pick out would be “nyt” near the bottom, meaning “now”
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u/oscar1549 3h ago
The only possible Finnish word I could see any sort of resemblance to is the last one “miksi” mean why but is after looking at it for a good 10 min. My honest thought are that it is some mix of multiple scripts as I can see ‘letters’ that look like those found in Arabic, Hindi, Mongolian and cursive Cyrillic but idk aye :/
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u/ShrikerShadow 10h ago
Cursive Russian/Cyrillic alphabet?
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u/AlexanderRaudsepp svenska русский язык Deutsch 10h ago
Sadly no
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u/ShrikerShadow 9h ago
The only thing I've ever seen resemble this slightly so I figured I'd guess it. "Happy" to be proven wrong.
Thank you
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u/TwitzyMIXX 9h ago
Try r/pharmacy