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This cipher uses a unique phonetic alphabet.
Consonant sounds (not necessarily in the text):
m b p f v r
l d t s z y
n j ch sh zh* w
ng g k thin** this** h
*Zh refers to the s in conclusion or the j in bonjour
**Thin and This refer to the th in those words
Vowel sounds (not necessarily in th...
Seems got well-reputed for this puzzle series :D, and the next question is ready!
I hope I could give out the first hint this time... Everyone is really great in PSE!
This puzzle will provide a screenshot in somewhere on Google Earth, please try your best to identify where the location is. The...
There are many red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet hats in the prison. 1 day, 7 pirates were caught and was brought to the prison. They warden said,"I will put a hat on your head tonight( with possible colour repetition), and you will be arranged to sit around a round table. each ...
Currently, I am modeling a problem that I am working on (in distributed systems) as a riddle and I'd like to know your opinions, suggestions and solutions :
you can find it in github => https://github.com/bellaj/thirst_men_problem
Thirsty men problem :
On a hot day, a water outage occured whi...
This puzzle is based on Where is it? - The Google Earth Challenge series started by Conifers, :D
Hey, check these out! These seven places are so special because the devil from hell did an experiment to combine a chicken sandwich and popcorn by accident. Silly, know where are they?
Nine is Three Tripled
This puzzle is part of the "Piece de Resistance" series. Go back to Part 1 (Ace) for the story.Ace Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine...
Here is the transcription of the card...
Phase I - Truly. Tribond.
Bubonic
Egypt
Dogs
Phase II - Insert! Interpretati...
These are three-dimensional Nurikabe puzzles. In each case, the four squares represent the layers of a $4\times4\times4$ cube. The goal is to shade some cells in each layer so that the resulting space satisfies the rules1 of Nurikabe:
Numbered cells cannot be shaded.
Unshaded cells a...
