L’esercizio ĆØ semplice quanto diabolico: metto insieme una serie di parole inglesi, tutte parole genuine, che nel loro insieme non hanno nessun senso compiuto. Ma quando quelle stesse parole vengono lette ad alta voce con la giusta cadenza, intonazione, e interpretazione vocale, all’improvviso viene fuori una frase perfettamente sensata.
Un nuovo modo di interpretare il famoso detto dell’attrice americana Mae West: “It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it.”
Per riuscirci, bisognerĆ basarsi sull’ortografia sƬ, ma bisognerĆ andare ben oltre, focalizzandosi sulla pronuncia di ogni singola parola, facendo scorrere l’insieme di parole, riflettendo sulle forme contratte, le elisioni, l’assimilazione, la concatenazione, gli omofoni, finchĆ© non esce, come per magia, la frase nascosta.
Ecco la nuova prova:
four chew nut lee weave one up rise
(quattro, masticare, noce, sottovento, intrecciare, uno, su, sorgere)
Se pensi di aver capito quale potrebbe essere la frase nascosta, scrivila accuratamente nei commenti qui sotto. Non tarderĆ² a rispondere.
Your help to Luca illuminate.me..fortunately We”,ve won a prize
šš
it’s very hard today: I got a “fortunately we have an uprise” but I think I miss something
A good start, Luca, but as I said to Carla below: think of that āoneā; what else could it be with the same sound? Perhaps a verb? š
sounds like won?
fortunately we have won uprise
You’re getting there, Luca! Now you just need to break “uprise” into two separate words š
I think I got it when I read your reply: fortunately we have won a prize; could it be? do I win something?
Yes! You win the immense satisfaction of resolving the enigma! šš
It’s Greek to me, at least the second part ofnit
Well, Carla, the second part is more difficult, for sure, but it’s possible. Think of that “one”; what else could it be with the same sound? Perhaps a verb? š
šš¤š
Did you have to think about it or did it come naturally?
I thought for a few moments…
The second part is a bit more tricky than the first.
šI was undecided between uprise (which didn’t make much sense) and a prizeā¤ļø
Buona serata
šš