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>>1133711
Ah, looks like everything's in syllables.
Rni, Rne
Me, Ne, Ni, Oe, Om, Ri, Re, Si
E, O, M, S
...it's essentially impossible to isolate them without an indicator of inflection. There are single-letter syllables, and the syllables can start with a vowel or a consonant. I guess it doesn't matter for translation though.
As for the translation, it looks bleak. So far, words don't seem to repeat much, yet a lot of words are used in each sentence, so it's difficult to define anything. I'm guessing the spelling changes based on grammar or something, and who/whatever is talking through the monitor is very eloquent. I can see *one* thing, at leas. "Oe" seems to be an important syllable, since it's often capitalized. Might be an "I" equivalent.
What the heck? I spotted "nrneereʒn" and "n&mrirrm". Special characters can be present, somehow, in the middle of words.
>>1133715
Quietly. Speak softly and carry a big stick.
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