Double Talk

In a weird foreign language,

“Kaf navcki roi” means “Take three pieces”

“Kir roi palt” means “Hide three coins”

“Inoti kaf kir” means “Cautiously take coins”

Now translate: “Hide pieces cautiously” into that foreign language.

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March 2nd, 2011 | Category: Brain Riddle, Geography, Real Life, Word Riddles |  Email This Riddle

2 guesses to Double Talk

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• Derek

  March 2, 2011 at 8:40 PM

  navcki = pieces
  palt = hide
  inoti = cautiously
  So, to say, “Hide pieces cautiously” in this foreign language, I would say:
  “Inoti navcki palt.”

• Dude

  March 3, 2011 at 10:47 AM

  You are correct, Derek!

  roi = three
  kir=coins
  palt = hide
  kaf- take
  inoti – cautiously
  palt – hide
  navcki = pieces

  Kaf navcki roi – Take three pieces – Take pieces three
  Kir roi palt – Hide three coins – Coins three hide
  Inoti kaf kir – Cautiously take coins – Cautiously take coins
  Here, Cautiously comes before take, pieces comes before three and hide comes after three. So the answer is: Inoti navcki palt

  You’re today’s winner.