How is smoking written in a code language Thanks for not smoking is written as be je we no in that code language. No smoking area is written as no se do in that code language. ?->(Show Answer!)

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1. How is smoking written in a code language Thanks for not smoking is written as be je we no in that code language. No smoking area is written as no se do in that code language.

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