Anyone Speak Latin Proficiently ?
Blackwolf said:Yeah , that is what the translator machine said...
But then I put that exact phrase in Latin into the decoder ,
and I got an English translation totally different...WTF ?
All together, the women
first time it translated back perfectly. done it again and got something different.
probably ask a priest
But then I put that exact phrase in Latin into the decoder ,
and I got an English translation totally different...WTF ?
All together, the women
first time it translated back perfectly. done it again and got something different.
probably ask a priest
I use Google translate and I get the same problem translating it back into English. The best way I've found is to work on my word play, keeping the same message I want, and translate it back and forth, working on my word play, until I'm satisfied that I don't sound totally retarded. Lol. But sometimes there is no help for that last part for me.
Thank you for checking in , Hades Rising !
Much appreciated...even though we seem to be in the "same boat"...
Maybe I need to cross the River Styx for an answer ,
or even go to "Hell In A Handbasket" to find the truth...;)
Much appreciated...even though we seem to be in the "same boat"...
Maybe I need to cross the River Styx for an answer ,
or even go to "Hell In A Handbasket" to find the truth...;)
Blackwolf said:Thank you for checking in , Hades Rising !
Much appreciated...even tough we seem to be in the "same boat"...
Maybe I need to cross the River Styx for an answer ,
or even go to "Hell In A Handbasket" to find the truth...;)
For real. I like to incorporate other languages into my poetry because I think it looks and sounds cool. Saying something like "the fire burns" in Romanian, Greek, or Latin is just awesome. So I just take those extra steps.
Much appreciated...even tough we seem to be in the "same boat"...
Maybe I need to cross the River Styx for an answer ,
or even go to "Hell In A Handbasket" to find the truth...;)
For real. I like to incorporate other languages into my poetry because I think it looks and sounds cool. Saying something like "the fire burns" in Romanian, Greek, or Latin is just awesome. So I just take those extra steps.
Just so you , of all people on this site , know :
"The Fire Burns" = 322
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull_and_Bones
"The Fire Burns" = 322
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull_and_Bones
Anonymous
... most of the DU are still struggling with English to be fair 😂
The closest I can seem to get is "omnibus mulieribus sunt una mulier": "all the women are one woman".
Might get a better translation by piggybacking off of an existing phrase, and then inserting 'women' 'woman' with the closest description.
Might get a better translation by piggybacking off of an existing phrase, and then inserting 'women' 'woman' with the closest description.
