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You are almost right: The distribution of letters and length of words is similar to that of the Latin language. But it is not Latin and the text does not make s
by zwog 6y ago
You are almost right: The distribution of letters and length of words is similar to that of the Latin language. But it is not Latin and the text does not make sense. It's gibberish.
- datapolitical 6y agoThose are Latin words, drawn from a Latin source. “Pencil what comma building twenty section human fedora” is English, even if it makes no sense.
- thotsBgone 6y agoThe words are English words, but many would argue it's not an English sentence.
- cxr 6y ago> Those are Latin words, drawn from a Latin source No, "Lorem" is "dolorem" with the first part chopped off, "adipiscing" and "elit" are mangled non-words, too, and so on. "Pencil what correct horse battery staple" can be called a sequence of English words. If someone who doesn't know what they're doing writes "ncil what correctando taple", though, then you're no longer in a position to say, "Those are English words".