@33554432 Probably. Though, there's a place in Finland called Merimasku - GT may translate that to seafee -- merimaksu. Sees is a word meaning sunny (and cloudless) weather. It also tends to appear in lots of words that have nothing to do with weather. Similarly, ja on its own means and but tends to appear similarly to -er in English as suffix for doer. Still, where did the *handwritten* come in?
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@33554432 Probably. Though, there's a place in Finland called Merimasku - GT may translate that to seafee -- merimaksu. Sees is a word meaning sunny (and cloudless) weather. It also tends to appear in lots of words that have nothing to do with weather. Similarly, ja on its own means and but tends to appear similarly to -er in English as suffix for doer. Still, where did the *handwritten* come in?