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Salvete!
Intrate et videte linguam latinam scribentem!
Lingua Latina dicta erant MMDCC annos.
Romanis dixerunt Latina.
Quaeso dicete lingua Latina modo.
Vale!


Translation:
Greetings!
Come in and see the written Latin language.
The Latin language was spoken 2700 years.
It was spoken by the Roman.
Please just speak Latin here.
Adieu!

pls just write Latin in here, i think you'll need a dictionary, i won't translate every sentence, and i don't want you to translate them
Greetings
Silverman

PS: No i'm not speaking Latin well, I needed http://www.dict.cc


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Please edit your posts here ASAP! and add the translation if it doesn't have it yet, or I will be forced to delete this thread.

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Ok, i'll post my translations.
Then pls post the translations, too, i know that i wrote something different above.
 

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ego odio latin.
http://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translators.php?from=English&to=Latin
xD
 

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ut est iniustus. Reddo substantia ego unlocated.

EDIT: lol, this translator doesn't work
That was his translation: when is unjust. To repeat substance I unlocated.

I think, the latin above has to be: "That's not fair. I didn't found this site."

xD
 

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Pls don't utor reddo seorsum ex reddo thema. Pls don't stipes secundum typing vestri text in is site.

Translator:
Pls don't to use to repeat apart out of to repeat subject. Pls don't itis accordingly symbolic your woven fabric upon this site.
And another "lol" to this translator

Real translation:
Pls don't use the link, that's not nice latin and difficult to read. This latin is wrong at all. (Hope that this is standing there, that's a very strange and wrong text; but I am sure, no insultings in there)
 

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Latin morte est

(translation by Pbhuh)
 
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lance

oh im sorry, i dont speak latin. Therefore i will just talk in english. This is, after all, an english forum, not a latin one and therefore there is no need to post in latin.
 

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lance said:
oh im sorry, i dont speak latin. Therefore i will just talk in english. This is, after all, an english forum, not a latin one and therefore there is no need to post in latin.
latin is a dead language, it is only used to translate to english/dutch/german etc.
 

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yeah, it's dead, but pls, if you don't speak Latin and never had it in school, then leave this thread alone. And pls don't use the link HyDroxYl posted, because this Latin is bad. School latin is nicer.
And pls post only latin in this thread now.
 
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As a fact Latin language isn't dead, it is the base of all Latin languages and is very much in use still today, and it is very much alive.

Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit

"There is no one who loves pain itself, who seeks after it and wants to have it, simply because it is pain..."


Latin (lingua latīna, IPA: [laˈtiːna]) or sometimes Roman is an Italic language[3] originally spoken in Latium and Ancient Rome. Although often considered a dead language, in view of the fact that it has no native speakers, a small number of scholars, and members of the clergy can fluently speak it and it continues to be taught in schools and universities[4] and has been, and currently is, used in the process of new word production in modern languages from many different families, including English.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin
 

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My old school song!

Qui mos erat scholaribus
Olim, nunc usurpamus;
Vetustis conditoribus
Cantus grates agamus;
Musas est salutare
Scholae fidem iuvare;
Sic nos solutis coribus
Libenter concinamus.

Hic velut in cunabulis
Vitae fides colenda;
Mox pubi retinaculis
Remissae persequenda;
Aetate post adulta
Fides erit reculta
In factis, in vocabulis
Semper fides prodenda.
 

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Video Delloda xD

Yeah, i found Delloda

Okay that's not real translation

This is it: I see Delloda
 
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Rule:
It is forbidden to open up any thread with other language than English at the English Forum.


Please re-read the Forum rules everyone.

Sorry this topic will be locked.
 
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