I noticed there were no Latin Official Topics - unless I missed any. Also I'm not sure if this should go in Reading or Playing, mods can feel free to move it.
So, Salve fellow scratchers who know the Latin language. Here you can discuss Latin in all its coolness!
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Unfortunately I'm struggling with learning the language, and am trying to write a super short story just for the sake of learning Latin better and getting it more inscribed into my brain but so far I think my story is pretty bad in terms of language - I'm sure it's very grammatically incorrect so I would want some help from someone who knows the language better. On top of all, I forgot some stuff during winter break so I feel really bad :C
Here's what I have so far:
Aigidius Agapetus erat tristis. Is ad eius domo ambulavit. Is lapillum in stagno jactavit. Cur Aigidius tristis erat? Amicos eius erant laetorum ludans * eo – praeter una amica, Silvia. Silvia semper curavit pro Aigidius, et ea fere sororis erat. Aigidius ambulavit ad domum Silviae.
“Salve, Aigidius!” Silvia respondevit.
Thanks!
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Happy New Year/Annum Faustum!
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I know very little, nihil novi sub sole. Nothing new under the sun, and finis coronat opus, the end justifies the means. Nihil novi I learned from Fallout New Vegas, and the other is my schools motto.
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spongebob123 wrote:
Silvia semper curavit pro Aigidius, et ea fere sororis erat.
"Silvia always ensured for Aigidius, and almost sister."
Salvahkiin wrote:
I know very little, nihil novi sub sole. Nothing new under the sun, and finis coronat opus, the end justifies the means. Nihil novi I learned from Fallout New Vegas, and the other is my schools motto.
Your school's motto is "the ends justify the means"??
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Ave! That's all I know from reading Asterix
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dontbombiraq wrote:
spongebob123 wrote:
Silvia semper curavit pro Aigidius, et ea fere sororis erat.
"Silvia always ensured for Aigidius, and almost sister."
Salvahkiin wrote:
I know very little, nihil novi sub sole. Nothing new under the sun, and finis coronat opus, the end justifies the means. Nihil novi I learned from Fallout New Vegas, and the other is my schools motto.
Your school's motto is "the ends justify the means"??
Yes.
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Iway onlyway nowkay igpay atinlay.
(I only know Pig Latin.)
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Salvahkiin wrote:
I know very little, nihil novi sub sole. Nothing new under the sun, and finis coronat opus, the end justifies the means. Nihil novi I learned from Fallout New Vegas, and the other is my schools motto.
Oh dear... that's your school's motto? I hope you know what that means...
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RoguePhantom01 wrote:
Salvahkiin wrote:
I know very little, nihil novi sub sole. Nothing new under the sun, and finis coronat opus, the end justifies the means. Nihil novi I learned from Fallout New Vegas, and the other is my schools motto.
Oh dear... that's your school's motto? I hope you know what that means...
*sigh* Indeed I do, If something good happens in the end, from means of something horrible.
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Non bonus Latina narrō. Pauca Latīna sed sciō. Dicatisne Latina?
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dontbombiraq wrote:
spongebob123 wrote:
Silvia semper curavit pro Aigidius, et ea fere sororis erat.
"Silvia always ensured for Aigidius, and almost sister."
Salvahkiin wrote:
I know very little, nihil novi sub sole. Nothing new under the sun, and finis coronat opus, the end justifies the means. Nihil novi I learned from Fallout New Vegas, and the other is my schools motto.
Your school's motto is "the ends justify the means"??
Hurr. What I wanted to say was Silvia always cared for Aigidius, and was almost a sister to him. >_< Any tips on how to do that? GUH my Latin is terrible, I get tangled in all the declensions.
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I'm taking foundations of Latin (the class before Latin I) right now. We just wrote our own stories in Latin. Some of them did not make sense but they weren't completely weird. Latin, I must say, is much more reasonable and efficient than English.
Our favorite sentence is a simple one I came up with: Porta errat. I can just imagine someone trying to walk through a fence that's wandering around. "Hey, come back here!"
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