SPOILER This Doesn't Make Sense To Me? Can You Make Sense Of It?

their

 

One of my findings is that the(kl) might be "their" since it cant be there cuz the "e" cant repeat with another letter (assuming)

 

"Something, their" dosent sound right tho

 

The(kl) could be "Their" because "There" wouldn't work because we already know "E" and that appears twice in there

Edit: Dang sorry just noticed someone already posted

 

Their is good because "i" and "r" have not been used yet. Try replacing for yolo?

 

they, them and there would be impossible though

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idk

 

Tried replacing with other letters and hit a block on some of the three or four letter words.

 

The (ihbgxyv) e(gk)t (jb)th (g)h(v) (j)e(vhefx) the (eh)t(g) h(vzq) (bz) (bjh) (smgmlzf). (bm) (qg) h(lz)e (y)h(d)e (hy) (ubkl) (t)e(m)t(mel), the(kl) (ebnsl) (ox) (hvbmome) (y)h(d)e (elbjxy) (kunus).

it may be a possibility that b = a since this hint includes (bz) and (bm) which can mean at, an, and as.

b can be i. is and in could be filled in with the 2 letter words.

b cant be o since on would be the only 2 letter word.

b cant be t because the only 2 letter word that begins with t is to.

 

omg its afternoon now.... Hint?

 

he posted it on page 5 i think

 

can somone sub this all in?

 

Now, we're probably already on the right track, and apr probably is "the", but i was also considering the fact that letters and words like b, j, and "apr" that you see both alone AND before alot of other words could possibly be prefixes.
For example, "in" can be used both alone or in front of a word like "indecisive" of "indefinite"

And the same might apply for things we're commonly seeing at the end of words like "kl" They could be suffixes.

Also interesting enough, we do see "apr" appear with the ending "kl" once in this hint
Just a thought, what do you all think?

 

Looked at a list of 4 letter words that start with E. Considering that a letter can only stand for 1 other letter, I found 3 words that could replace e(gk)t.
1. Edit
2. Emit
3. Exit
All of them have I as the 3rd letter, so we could assume K = I.
Code could now be:
The (ihbgxyv) e(g)it (jb)th (g)h(v) (j)e(vhcfx) the (e)ht(g) h(vzq) (bz) (bjh) (smgmlzf). (bm) (qg) h(lze) (y)h(d)e (hy) (ub)i(l) (trm)t(mel) thei(l) (ebnsl) (ox) (hvbmome) (y)h(d)e (elbgxy) i(unus).
Letters used: A = T, P = H, R = E, and K = I.
EDIT: After looking at yet another list of words starting with THEI, I found there are 2 words that could replace our THEI(L).
1. Their
2. Thein.
However, L now could equal either R or N.

 

Actually, maybe you all think apr is "the" but maybe it's not, would be fun :D

 

The problem with this is that we would also need to figure out (with word choice and grammar) what word is what. If the word was "not," for example, we would have "Not (blank) t(gk)a," which wouldn't make sense. Besides, the '(ihbgxyv)' would make the word 'The' plausible. Could be another word for all we know, but until we realize a fatal flaw in our choice (if any), we probs won't be changing. (No flame or hate meant if given. Just trying to show support for the choice of 'the' rather than another word, although you could be right.)

 

Let's maybe try work out the 2 letter words

 

I just said it would be fun if it was not that, I didn't say it was not that :D

 

Ah, I must have misunderstood, sorry for the confusion :P

 

(y)h(d)e appears 2 times, what can it be?

 

I solved the hint! "Hint" may be useful, hint is a pass phrase for the vigenere cipher!!!

Resulting phrase is: the pattern ends with two because the last word is two letters. if it were five or more letters, there would be another five letter chunk.