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Apr 18, 2023
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Dragons_fire1 wrote:
Good morning could be mistaken for good morning, there is two definitions for morning, grief over the dead and the sun rising. In the forever battle over which pet is best, there will never be an end. When humans first discovered fire, we did not create it, we just found a way make it and even then it will never be tamed. In WW2, the Navajo language was used to create an unbreakable code but before that the USA tried to exterminate the Navajo culture entirely.
it originated in ww1
Apr 18, 2023
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#5
Inappropriate_username585 wrote:
Dragons_fire1 wrote:
Good morning could be mistaken for good morning, there is two definitions for morning, grief over the dead and the sun rising. In the forever battle over which pet is best, there will never be an end. When humans first discovered fire, we did not create it, we just found a way make it and even then it will never be tamed. In WW2, the Navajo language was used to create an unbreakable code but before that the USA tried to exterminate the Navajo culture entirely.
it originated in ww1
In WW1 they used different native languages but Japan sent scholars to the USA to learn as many native languages as possible but the Navajo language is very difficult so the Japanese did not learn it which made it the perfect for making a code
Apr 18, 2023
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#6
Dragons_fire1 wrote:
Inappropriate_username585 wrote: Dragons_fire1 wrote:
Good morning could be mistaken for good morning, there is two definitions for morning, grief over the dead and the sun rising. In the forever battle over which pet is best, there will never be an end. When humans first discovered fire, we did not create it, we just found a way make it and even then it will never be tamed. In WW2, the Navajo language was used to create an unbreakable code but before that the USA tried to exterminate the Navajo culture entirely.
it originated in ww1
In WW1 they used different native languages but Japan sent scholars to the USA to learn as many native languages as possible but the Navajo language is very difficult so the Japanese did not learn it which made it the perfect for making a code
they used i belive in was Cherokee the and the navajo in ww1 ik this cus i just leared about it
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Good morning could be mistaken for good morning, there is two definitions for morning, grief over the dead and the sun rising. In the forever battle over which pet is best, there will never be an end. When humans first discovered fire, we did not create it, we just found a way make it and even then it will never be tamed. In WW2, the Navajo language was used to create an unbreakable code but before that the USA tried to exterminate the Navajo culture entirely.