Strange runestone in my house

[Melgui]

I'm pretty inactive now but a few minutes ago I logged in to see what's going and I found a runestone with this message: "blyat otiuam da happa nestho kakto kajesh krasaveco"

I don't know what language it is. Maybe internet czech or something?

[Grelf]

Sounds like random gibberish to me.

[Averdie]

Polish maybe? Definitely slavic, but not Russian.

[DigDog]

The Google translator is stumped so it's either slang or not a real language.

[Garlicman]

A slavic language, probably badly misspelled. Not russian for sure.

[Lordofdragonss]

It's not a Polish either.

[Dran]

I believe the person who wrote this is this guy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3jFTzhdZF4


And that's how I sound with a mouth full of crabs.

[Grelf]

"blyat" and "krasaveco" do sound somewhat slavic-like, but "happa", "kakto" and "kajesh" are things to which I've never seen anything similar in any Indo-European language.

[FritzPL]

For sure it is not Polish or Russian. I would say it is Lithuanian.

Either it may be some kind of a code,like Codex Pages in ACII. You know,combined languages,replaced sentences...

[Melgui]

"blyat" and "krasaveco" do sound somewhat slavic-like, but "happa", "kakto" and "kajesh" are things to which I've never seen anything similar in any Indo-European language.

Google trans, from czech to english, translates:

- happa -> happy
- kakto -> fact
- krasaveco -> beauty

And from eslovak to english:

- all of the above
- nestho -> becoming

But I think it's just a random translation.

edit: so definitely, it's a random misspelled/gibberish runestone