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In this paper, we describe an approach to modeling and forecasting time series that uses the theory of evaluative linguistic expressions, fuzzy/linguistic IF-THEN rules and the fuzzy transform method. We show that the use of a linguistic approach allows better readability and understandability without any significant deterioration in precision.