A Conversation for The h2g2 Language Thing

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Post 21

aka Bel - A87832164

Eme pisces smiley - laugh sounds like a qoutation from the Asrerix comics smiley - rofl


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Post 22

Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence


All your efforts are greatly appreciated. smiley - smiley


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Post 23

aka Bel - A87832164

We aim to please smiley - smiley
* too smiley - sleepy to care about the Latin version of this sentence*
smiley - somersault


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Post 24

U218534

'Ille porcum nolo! I want that pig!'

'nolo' means I don't want, so shouldn't that be 'ille porcum volo'?


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Post 25

ThinkSoft

Whoops.... Good thing someone was paying attention!

My apologies, volo is right. I just always think of it s the flying verb and forget it means want also...


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Post 26

BonnieParker...

The only Latin i can remember was drummed into my head as a child (forgive me if spelling is off)

Inomini patris et fili et spiritus sancti
which means
In the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit

i would like to speak it as fluently as i did when i was young

Trish smiley - smiley


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Post 27

aka Bel - A87832164

you forgot the AMEN smiley - biggrin
In vinum veritas- The truth lies in the winesmiley - magic


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Post 28

BonnieParker...

I didnt forget just didnt put it LOL dunno why, guess im not religious
anymore, had to be as a child, got
confirmed, (confirmation name is Francesca) catholic school etc etc Think im gonna get a notepad though & write all these bits ov latin down

Trish smiley - smiley


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Post 29

aka Bel - A87832164

Never had any religious education, just know what's common knoledge anywaysmiley - biggrin


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Post 30

ThinkSoft

My 2 cents:

'In nomini' - 2 words, but it could certainly sound like onesmiley - laugh

Er... that'll have to count for two cents, even if you only get a penny for my thoughts.

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Mei duo pecuniae.

'In nomini' - Duo verba, sed id est possum id est similis unum verbum.

Er... Ille duo pecuniam neccese erabit, quamquam si tui unum pecuniam pro mei cogitatium.


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Post 31

aka Bel - A87832164

You forgot that it is filii smiley - nahnah


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Post 32

Insight

I just thought of another bit of Latin I know:
Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum - Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews.

It was written on a sign on Jesus' torture stake. You sometimes see it abbreviated on statues to INRI (since they used I's instead of J's, and V's instead of U's).


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Post 33

ThinkSoft

Non tum ille audiearo!

Aline Latinam studierant? Volo vocare cum homo.

Latin optissius est! (et semper erabit!)

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I have not heard that already!

Does someone else study latin? I want someone to talk to!

Latin is the best! (and always will be!)


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Post 34

ThinkSoft

Nonne nemo hic sunt?

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Is no one here?smiley - sadface


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Post 35

aka Bel - A87832164

Ego sum smiley - biggrin quamquam non oro linguam latinam smiley - winkeye
I am, although I don't speak Latin
smiley - somersault
Bel


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Post 36

ThinkSoft

Video tum omno loco! Quid lingua non vocare possum? Demonstra tuis iter meum! Volo studire!

Ubi est auxilium pisces?
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I see you everywhere! What language don't you speak? Show me your way (lit. path)! I want to learn!

Where is the helpful fish? smiley - hsif


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Post 37

aka Bel - A87832164

Auxilium piscis in navem Vogonem est.
the helpful fish is in the Vogon ship
Quod est lit.path smiley - huh
What is lit.path ?


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Post 38

Cat-Eyes: No..... why.... ?

I am here, I don't speak any latin though... Anyone feel like teaching the basics? smiley - tongueout I had to do it in the Mandarin thread, people should head on over there too, since currently it's like just me and occassionally 1 or 2 other people...

Cat


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Post 39

U218534

lit. is short for literally... since the meanings of many Latin words are adapted to fit the context, it's often helpful to know the literal meanings... in this case, the Latin for 'path' was used but to mean 'way' smiley - smiley


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Post 40

aka Bel - A87832164

smiley - eureka


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