It’s time to reveal the answer!
✅ The correct answer is: ‘It is worth spending these days wonderfully!’ ☀️
How is this deciphered? Science in action! 🔬
Our clues created the grammatical and syntactical rules of a new language, similar to how linguists work with unknown ancient texts or new dialects:
🟢 ‘It is worth’ = TELLAT
(Verb: Ends in -T).
🟢 ‘Rest’ = ZENO (Noun).
🟢 ‘Days’ = GALL (Noun).
🟢From the phrase TELLAT ENOR ZENO GALL,
we see that ENOR comes before the noun ZENO.
Therefore, ENOR is an adjective.
🟢Rule: The adjective begins with E-. ENOR = ‘Wonderful/Wonderfully’.
🟢Word order: The subject (ZENO, GALL) comes at the end, the action (TELLAT) comes at the beginning.
🟢Full translation:
Worth (TELLAT)
Wonderful (ENOR)
Rest (ZENO)
Days (GALL).
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