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1 hour ago, setbkk said:

Google Translate is your friend.

Post of the day.

 

"Sixth grade  White House"

Problem solved ????????

 

 

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On 1/16/2022 at 2:09 AM, Oxx said:

It's highly unlikely to be Thai given the complete absence of vowels.

 

I suspect it's a simple substitution cipher using Thai consonants to represent the Roman alphabet.  Frequency analysis should be enough to get you started.  I'd guess that  is a vowel, probably e, given its frequency.

Good thinking, Oxx. You must be a cryptographer.

 

I hope the OP, @squierstrat, will come back here and post what he managed to do with that jumble of Thai consonants.

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Posted
On 1/16/2022 at 8:09 AM, Oxx said:

It's highly unlikely to be Thai given the complete absence of vowels.

 

I suspect it's a simple substitution cipher using Thai consonants to represent the Roman alphabet.  Frequency analysis should be enough to get you started.  I'd guess that  is a vowel, probably e, given its frequency.

ฎ also maps to upper case E on the keyboard 

Posted
54 minutes ago, digbeth said:

ฎ also maps to upper case E on the keyboard 

Good spot but approach gives you sdlxf for the first 5 letters.

 

I liked the substitution idea but there are well over 26 different characters so that seems a bit of a stretch as well.

 

Some people post things on here for a laugh. Just saying.

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