#maya script

[justmy-account]

Stranger Things filming updates from this week

20th-26th May

Monday 20th

couldnt find when tudum will be this year, so if anyone knows pls tell me

Tuesday 21st

(there’s another version of this leak where it says “wills love interest is a child” but dw, some1 told me that its just a translation mistake, bc spanish word “ñino”(or “niño” idk spanish srry) could mean both “boy” and “child”) but as i already said last week, this person isnt trustworthy, but i still wanted to include this post bc many people were talking abt it

maya hawke’s new album is coming out in few days, and she posted a track reveal on her instagram. it was written on the back of script, so people tried reading whats on it

thanks to @silyah246 who made this clearer version of the script

i know its probably not coincidence or that she acidentally revealed the script, i think she had the duffers permission to reveal some random part of the script, but i dunno

Wednesday 22nd

nothing

Thursday 23rd

also this via stranger things ig broadcast channel

Friday 24th

it’s the day 100 of filming!

Gergie the Pomeranian, joe kerry’s dog, that was often on set, passed away today

@bylerlve got in contact with a person thats an extra on set, so check this out

ive seen people saying that why would a extra know all this, other people say it sounds more believably(is that a word?) than information from other leakers. read it and trust whatever you want

Saturday 25th

nothing

Sunday 26th

noah in la

a video where you can hear gunshots and see people walking

Let me know if I missed something!

[charring58]

Maya script, also known as Maya glyphs, is historically the native writing system of the Maya civilization of Mesoamerica and is the only Mesoamerican writing system that has been substantially deciphered. The earliest inscriptions found which are identifiably Maya date to the 3rd century BCE in San Bartolo, Guatemala.[1][2] Maya writing was in

[panspanther]

I believe his cat DID actually co-author his book.

[trivia-time]

Yuri Knorozov was a Soviet and Russian linguist, epigrapher and ethnographer who made huge contributions to deciphering the Maya script. He is also famous for his photos with his cat and co-author Asya.

[chungcw]

Rigging Demo Reel 2022

[marmastry]

More 🦑🫶🏽🐙

[smalltownrobin]

I think I've reached the truest state of delusion

So Maya posted this video on her instagram with no audio but it looks an awful lot like she's rehearsing lines and seems to be acting kinda Robin-like

But what I've just noticed is important is that she's using a dental floss

Which happens to be what appears to be the exact same dental floss that was included in one of the last bts photo dumps

The photo of the pack of floss was included in the photo dump that came after THIS content of Maya and Joe on set possibly outside the radio station

(it was literally in the same post as the Steve photo)

Now we know that we've seen Robin taking care of her dental hygiene before (oh I sound so crazy please stick with me), which was before the pep rally when she was fretting over her appearance for Vickie

So theoretically IF that video is in fact her rehearsing for a s5 scene, there's a strong chance it could have been filmed around the time of those stobin bts dumps, and Robin is having another ramble to Steve about seeing Vickie while she's making herself desirable presentable

It would also make sense because THIS FIT with the leather jacket and the belt and the fucking blue hair bow (which she pointedly seems to change into before Steve changes out of his first outfit) really looks like she's dressing to impress

BUT WAIT I'M NOT DONE YET

So let's say Robin really is dressing up and scrubbing up because she's going to meet up with Vickie. WHY then does she end up running round town going to barns with Erica Sinclair and shady labs with Mike Wheeler?? Or whatever tf she's doing with Will?? No Vickie in sight as far as we know??

Well let me remind you of this leak we got back in february (coincidentally the same day we got the pics of rovickie filming at the hospital but that's not really relevant)

So obviously this may not be true, but it's plausible from what we know about Robin's anxiety

Now this could also be incorrect, but at the beginning of the video, it looks like she could be saying "like the dream I'm having [floss] you never know"

Something we know about Vecna is that he can give people vivid nightmares, as he gave them to Max and his other victims in s4, so it's entirely possible he could continue to taunt everyone via nightmares

So Robin possibly having recurring dreams while also being paranoid about Vickie's safety, to her knowing she's meeting up with Vickie and getting ready to see her while rambling to Steve about said dreams, only for her to seemingly NOT end up meeting Vickie and going on side quests instead?

Yeah I'm fucking terrified rn

[starlightomatic]

im not sure if it's helpful to add to that post but i wanna say that linguistic and cultural loss is one of the harms of colonialism and oppression and mourning that isn't "ignoring" the harms of colonialism, it's mourning them.

the holocaust, assimilation, and other events of the 20th century caused massive jewish linguistic loss and made many jewish languages nearly extinct

someone outside of a culture caring about stuff like that isn't like a 19th colonialist anthropologist or prying into closed cultures. jfc!!!

[sannehnagi]

Haat'eq yuuteqii kuunni iinikiitširi ayaak yuung ikiitširi. A bird doesn't sing because he has the answer but because he has a song-- Maya Angelou Tanihaat'eq gapissataalassii ngiisakunaqii arhaak t'aalaq ueeqaš a'laavooqqii. A little bird was flying across the winter sky when his wing sadly froze and he fell to the ground. A'laavantaarhihaq aškasa asatš'atušingipia. And as he lay on the ground he could feel the life draining out of him. iueeqilaahaat'eq! The poor bird! Heqii, "Uguunnaa, ayaak iinutiyaa yahaš yuntap'anngap'inguyumbeqil" ayaak p'ingoq toqaavig nuutaš a'utaalap'aqii. He thinks, "I am about to die, but I am also covered in a huge pile of cow dung" but the poop was quite warm and he began to thaw. Antanihaassii na'tararaqii antaniyuuk kunt'utsili. His little wings suddenly regained sensation then his little heart grew stronger. Tanihaat'eq teeqqii yuuvasili a'aap'aš nteeqiri, The little bird was happy and so was singing loudly for joy, ayaak taskaq nuši'itlii unanngiitša iyiinitaqii haat'eq nintš'iitša a'gingiitša amaš. but a cat walking by heard him and came to investigate he found the bird and ate him all up. Nga aratl'ii qamatiirivaisuug? What is this story teaching us? Ama' uup'iniišup ninuuranni aagapaš, a'ama' asailuutiniišup ninuunni aagapaš. Everyone who shits on you is not your enemy, and everyone who pulls you out of the shit is not your friend. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPREy8rX3/

[byler-is-life]

Guys I found out the name of the girl that Robin talks to from Maya's pic of the script

Credits to the person who made the letters clear. I only wrote Debbie 🫡🫡

[justmy-account]

How about "Maya leak"? Or "Maya's script"? Mayagate?

i was thinking maya script too :)

[kiragecko]

Hey, guys! Want to vote on the best 6th-10th Century script (writing system) that I, Gecko, personally like?

Of course you do! Writing systems are SO COOL!

And here's a bit about each of the contenders:

Arabic (Naskh Script)

Derived from the Aramaic Script, which grew out of Phoenician, Arabic has a variety of forms. The Naskh script is the one I find the most beautiful, with it's extreme variation on character length and height. I also love the use of multiples colours for Ḥarakāt (vowel marks and other diacritics). Add in the elegant curves and solid lines, and Naskh Script becomes one of the most stylish scripts around.

Latin (Insular Script)

Derived from Greek, the Latin alphabet is usually a competent and pleasant mix of lines and curves, uprights and descenders. Insular script plays with these qualities, and the result is electric! many of the uprights (t, d, f) are gone. New descenders are added (r, s, f). Horizontal lines take a new prominence. Line weight is increased, and the curves become more angular. Something old to us becomes new again.

Chinese (Semi-Cursive Script)

There are many ways to write Hanzi (Chinese characters), and Semi-Cursive Script manages to combine the best qualities of most of them! The expressive curves and flow of a cursive script. The solid shapes and readability of Regular Script. One of the joys of Hanzi is the visual interest of so many unique characters; which share components, but use them differently. Semi-Cursive keeps much of that interest, while also providing a dynamic energy and movement.

Sogdian (Cursive Script)

Derived from the Syriac script, which grew out of the Aramaic Script, the Sogdian Alphabet was developed by traders who met most of the major cultures of the Old World, and let all of those cultures affect their language and writing. Sogdian can be written write to left, like most Aramaic scripts, but also top to bottom, like the Chinese Scripts of their main trade partner. Curvy cursive lines, and characters of wildly varying length, give this script a interesting sense of flow.

Hebrew (Ktav Ashuri Script with Palestinian Vocalization)

Another offshoot of the (Imperial) Aramaic Script, the Hebrew Alphabet has a really interesting, heavy, square, solid feel. In contrast, Palestinian Voicing (an extinct form of writing vowels where all of them were above the consonants) is really light, stacked on top their vowels in little floaty towers. It's a cool combination!

Maya (Classical Maya Script)

The most famous script of the Americas, Maya has one of the most unique reading orders of any script. Characters are written in blocks, which are then read in a zigzag (right, and then down-left) pattern. Full of heads (both animal and human), torches, seeds, and other half-identifiable shapes, Maya texts are works of art, and the more you study them, the more beautiful they become.

Nubian (Old Nubian Script)

Derived from Greek with additional letters from Coptic (Egyptian) and Meroitic (a previous Nubian culture). Lines above letters are used to skip parts of words deemed unnecessary. The mixture of rectangles and triangles, heavy and light line weights - it reminds me of telegrams, or early typewriter text. I love it!

Khmer (Angkorian Khmer Script)

Derived from the Pallava Script, which derived from the Brahmi Script, Khmer is probably my favourite script to write. The curves feel so good! The spirals so pleasing! You write consonant clusters by writing little letters below the main one! A joy to create, and a joy to look at.

Japanese (Cursive Script)

See these wiggles? They're Chinese characters. Elegant, looking like poetry no matter what they're saying, Cursive Japanese is art. It's also ridiculous. 3 different characters, each with multiple strokes, indicated by wiggling the brush as you draw a line! Most cursive scripts are like this, but the contrast between the square solidness of Regular Script and the flow of Cursive is one of the more extreme. What a delight!

Sanskrit (Siddham Script)

I had SO MANY options for Sanskrit (Brahmi) Scripts, you guys. SO MANY! But in north-west India, during the period I study, this version of Siddham is the prettiest. Look at the curves! Those aren't just decorative, each curvy line that goes above or below the text is a vowel. Consonant clusters are shown by combining the characters together in one spot. The lines at the top haven't yet started connecting, like they do in modern Devanagari, but there's already a sense of it's existence. Such a cool script!

[sandinmybed]

trying to decipher Maya hawke's leaked script in the discord and I've deep fried it lmao but there's a few words I made out

not highlighted:

definitely the word STALL several times.

The name under Robin's might be "DUSTIN"

Someone may have spotted Mike's name

I'm pretty sure I can see "Mike hears" right at the end

[rottenaero]

One can only describe Robin’s face in the scene as ‘not to fond of them’

[mira0000000-blog]

Touched blender again yey