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10 Nov 2007 09:29 am
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I have one Korean friend who lived in Italy for 6 years and he can speak Latin pretty well. I’m trying to learn, but it’s so fucking hard!!!!
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10 Nov 2007 10:46 am
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i can speak it....but i’m not the best :/
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10 Nov 2007 10:47 am
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Oh, I can speak Latin but I can’t write in Latin. JK.
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I can only speak two languages. Bad English and worse English.
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10 Nov 2007 11:54 am
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I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.
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ditto
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Squipple wrote: I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.

yea but it uses u can notice some English root words.

like Pater (father) and Mater (mother), ect.
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Demon Slayer wrote:
Squipple wrote: I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.

yea but it uses u can notice some English root words.

like Pater (father) and Mater (mother), ect.


Latin is da conjunction of Arabic and Greek language (in other words Indo-European) which then one of its two forms, vulgar Latin became the roots for, Romanian, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian all romance languages

and yes although English, a Germanic language, takes 60% of it’s words from vulgar Latin
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zeta_evolved wrote:
Demon Slayer wrote:
Squipple wrote: I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.

yea but it uses u can notice some English root words.

like Pater (father) and Mater (mother), ect.


Latin is da conjunction of Arabic and Greek language (in other words Indo-European) which then one of its two forms, vulgar Latin became the roots for, Romanian, Spanish, French and Italian all romance languages

and yes although English, a Germanic language, takes 60% of it’s words from vulgar Latin

ok...
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10 Nov 2007 03:35 pm
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i can read write 4 languages.. speak a couple more i guess.. that’d be it ..

and oh .. i can survive in Germany too perhaps


no Latin. id love to learn Persian , Latin and Sanskrit though .. teh great ones of the Indo-European language tree..
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Demon Slayer wrote:
Squipple wrote: I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.

yea but it uses u can notice some English root words.

like Pater (father) and Mater (mother), ect.




The English language comes from Latin ...


I speak basic Spanish,fluent French & English and some Mohawk.
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bAyBeE_ChRoNiC wrote:
Demon Slayer wrote:
Squipple wrote: I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.

yea but it uses u can notice some English root words.

like Pater (father) and Mater (mother), ect.




The English language comes from Latin ...


I speak basic Spanish,fluent French & English and some Mohawk.

Latin also mixes with Italian
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10 Nov 2007 10:04 pm
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... no
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You just woke up one morning and decided randomly that you wanted to learn Latin today?
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Prince Zuko wrote:
bAyBeE_ChRoNiC wrote:
Demon Slayer wrote:
Squipple wrote: I hear it’s a mix between Spanish and greek.

yea but it uses u can notice some English root words.

like Pater (father) and Mater (mother), ect.




The English language comes from Latin ...


I speak basic Spanish,fluent French & English and some Mohawk.

Latin also mixes with Italian


not really, vulgar latin is the mother of romance languages (spanish, french, romanian, Portuguese and italian)
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Last edited 13 Nov 2007 10:50 am by Zeta_Prozkatl
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hmm...i see
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bAyBeE_ChRoNiC wrote:

The English language comes from Latin ...


I speak basic Spanish,fluent French & English and some Mohawk.


Words we use are derived from Latin vocabulary, but English is Germanic in structure.

However, as zeta said, Latin led to the Romantic languages (hence the name).

And, no, I can’t speak Latin, nor do I really care to seeing these two things:

1) Its dead

2) I’m not a scientist
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