De hurolus?

ITT: Baumhaeur talking to himself in... Breton?

Do.
"Do"="No"
Try again!

Ahh well.

Google Translate has let me down :(

I suspect this is not a real language. Is it some kind of code?

Well, he even used the é character.

looks suspicious, should we call the FBI?

It's in a language called Solresol. I can't be bothered to attempt a translation, but I predict google translation and babelfish will not be able to help.

(Do I win a prize for at least working out the language?)

It's some sort of shift cipher right?

http://mozai.com/writing/not_mine/solresol/#intro

Bogus made up language... I'd be more likely to use Quenyan that Solresol.

@ LJ TYLER: No, it's not a shift cipher at all, nor any form of code - it's an actual language, albeit a rather impractical, made up one, which never gained mainstream acceptance and has long since fallen out of use - a bit like Esperanto.

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solresol

(Only even more obscure than Esperanto, obviously)

Hmmm. I might be wrong here actually. What little I can find on Solresol doesn't exactly match what Baumhaeuer has written, although there are more similarities than with anything else I can find.

Ok, Baumhaeuer, we've had enough. Explain yourself.

oompa loompa

I've always liked the little people from the wizard of Oz better personally indy... ;)

It's not soldesol for sure, which uses the do-re-mi tones as syllables.

Are we looking for a language or a cyphering method?

I asked if it was a shift because in an earlier post he said "Do=No" so I'm guessing it's just English some sort of cipher. It also definitely isn't solresol based on what I read about that.

Standard frequency analysis gives dubious results for English (of course the text is pretty short and that doesn't help). Also the words "u","ye","yt","yr" do not point out to any existing English words. The word Aberyhy is evidently inflexive and starts with upper case letter so it should be a noun but then the number of letters is the same in both its forms which also doesn't ring a bell for me. Or maybe I'm just being stupid (to my defense, I'm not a native speaker and definitely not a cryptoanalyst).

Do=No in soldesol

Solresol also abreviates syllables into letters so the only thing I can see that truly precludes Solresol is the special characters not found in the English alphabet, which Solresol still uses.

now I feel bad for making you all guess so long...

Should I tell you? buahahaha (no, it IS a genuine language and yes, "Aberyhy" and "Aberyho" are two declensions of the same word)

It's Czech!

lol

@ Draugnar: It's not Czech. I have put the OP into both Google translate and Yahoo Babelfish as a Czech-English translation, and neither application is able to translate any of the words.

Hmm. "Aberyhy" and "Aberyho" translates as "Aberration" in Polish. But a lot of the other words do not seem to be Polish. Perhaps some of the words are obscure or made up.

Is this a ham-fisted attempt to translate something out of H.P. Lovecraft into Polish or Czech, Baumhaeur?

(Also, Draug, it's not Czech because "No" in Czech is "Ne", not "Do".

No way is this ANY Slavic language. Even faux transliteration from cyrilic to latin based on similar shapes of letters rather than their actual meaning would never result in such an aberattion.