Writing in Tongues.

wena nool anse anewro mena

you live handle january men

The “tongues” above all happened to me as I was considering the phrase “a new world” which has incorrectly been shortened by my linkedin software hashtag into the rephrased “anewworld”. Those of us who are trained in literary english will of course recognise that “anew” = “old” due to the “a” being conflated, that is made one with the word “new”, thus anew is actually old. More on that recognition in another post.

So off I went to think about these changes of grammar that entirely reverse meaning, changing things that are new, into things that are old, just by automatic software. How much rephrased meaning is software doing to people’s writing these days? A lot or alot?

Then I was considering “anew” in its reverse form which is “wena” and that is when I identified myself as having a moment of tongues.

“Wena” is zulu for “you”.

And along the way of researching these new meanings, I was making typographical errors, typos, lol. And all those errors I have kept for I felt the spirit moving in me and held onto it with diligence, or perhaps whimsy, who can say hey my friends?

So as I was trying to type in “anew” what I actually typed was “nool” which is somali for “live” according to google translate.

Then I tried to retype “anew” and actually typed “anse” which is french for handle.

Then once again I tried to retype “anewworld” and actually typed “anewro” which is spanish for january.

Then I thought I would try to retype “wena” and instead typed “mena” which is arabic for “men”.

Thus wena nool anse anewro mena = you live handle january men.

So I typed “january men” and discovered the Kline movie “The January Man.”

I will now continue to follow the tongues by examining the movie listed below :

I cannot afford the purchase or rent for that movie online, though I can afford the pc and downloading. Image copyright owned by Itunes 2021.

And now my poverty stops my following of tongues, for I truly cannot afford those costs above.

Peace be with you all, brothers sisters, cousins, uncles and aunties, mums and dads, daughters sons and all the precious others too. Panlove David.

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One thought on “Writing in Tongues.

  1. I really enjoyed the article writing in tongues, easy to read and to follow. So many words I do not know in other languages…

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