In a certain code language, ‘se mi da’ means ‘I have friends’, ‘la ki se’ means ‘Friends are good’, and ‘na de ki’ means ‘She is good’. What is the code for ‘are’ in the same language?
la
This question involves a simple substitution code language where specific phrases correspond to specific coded phrases. Our goal is to identify the code word that represents the English word 'are'. We can do this by comparing the given sentences and finding common words and their corresponding codes.
We are provided with three coded sentences and their English equivalents:
Let's compare the sentences to find common code words and English words.
The common English word in both sentences is 'friends'. The common code word in both coded phrases is 'se'.
Therefore, we can deduce that:
The common English word in both sentences is 'good'. The common code word in both coded phrases is 'ki'.
Therefore, we can deduce that:
Now let's look at Sentence 2 again:
From Step 1, we know 'se' means 'friends'.
From Step 2, we know 'ki' means 'good'.
Substituting these into Sentence 2:
By comparing the remaining parts of the coded phrase and the English phrase, we can see that the code word 'la' corresponds to the English word 'are'.
Therefore, the code for 'are' is 'la'.
Based on our analysis:
| Code Word | English Word |
|---|---|
| se | friends |
| la | are |
| ki | good |
| mi da | I have |
| na de | She is |
The code for 'are' is 'la'.
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