Figure out this code...

[Pie]

No 1 ov a veriaty o xramitus?

Ok... I give up.

[Leo Luncid]

Okay, since I might find the letter "R" in the code hard to crack, I've decided to give you the answer to that. "R"=large. Know why it's that way? They do relate, nuff said.

[Pie]

Aneone or a very larg excape?

[Leo Luncid]

Almost.

[SekoETC]

Anyone owe a very large X-ray?

[formerly known as hf]

Whilst not impossible, a code like this would require too much extensive work.

If one letter equals one syllable, well, I could just write:
U E L T-G N Y V
and it could mean whatever I'd like it to mean.

There's no context to this code. One of the greatest toools to working out a code like this is to have a context within which to work, some idea of what it may be about.

Also, it seems a pretty useless code for code purposes. There are more syllable forms in the Enlgish language than there are letters. Therefore, a code like this would be very limited in what you could express...

EDIT: So yeah, I voted it were hard

[Leo Luncid]

Yeah, it's not like one would actually use this as a code. It's more of puzzle, if you will. I'm aware of what you said, hallucinatingfarmer. I just like to try something new for once.

Congrats, SekoETC. You were right.

[formerly known as hf]

O_o

No wonder I couldn't get it if that was the real answer - it makes almost no sense

[Stan]

Who voted no on this? It must be the 5 people that solved it (absolute sarcasm)...

That was really hard until the hint.

[Sandra]

Difficult but fun.

I will give a new one. I hope it makes sence.

R Y N T S U K N T D N K N U R H.

I haven't connected the words yet, if no one can guess it, I will connect letters.