Can anyone speak Latin?

Lilifant7253

Can you speak (or write) Latin?

Last edited by Lilifant7253 (Aug. 18, 2013 06:45:09)

jji7skyline

Ave. <–one of the few latin words I know

Lilifant7253

jji7skyline wrote:
Ave. <–one of the few latin words I know

jji7skyline

I know the basics of pig latin also :3

Lilifant7253

What's that?

fungirl123

Lilifant7253 wrote:
What's that?

Lol. You don't know?
It's a made-up language. You speak it by taking the beginning sound of a word you want to say and putting that sound right before “Ay,” and when you say your word, you say it without the beginning sound. I am not explaining this well. Here is an example:
Ello-hay, ig-pay atin-lay is-ay ool-kay.
(Did I do that right?)

NoxSpooth

Nox is a latin word.

Lilifant7253

NoxSpooth wrote:
Nox is a latin word.

Yeah!

Shadow36821

The enitre SSBB song.

Lilifant7253

fungirl123 wrote:
Lilifant7253 wrote:
What's that?
Lol. You don't know?
It's a made-up language. You speak it by taking the beginning sound of a word you want to say and putting that sound right before “Ay,” and when you say your word, you say it without the beginning sound. I am not explaining this well. Here is an example:
Ello-hay, ig-pay atin-lay is-ay ool-kay.
(Did I do that right?)

Aha. I understand your explanaition.

I didn't know that. (I'm not English.) In German there's something like this too. It's called “Löffelsprache”.
Löffelsprache: Hello, Pig Latin is cool. = Helefellolefo, Pilefig Lalefatilefin ilefis coolefool.
You add after each vocal lef and the vocal again.

TheGeek56

Non parliamo italiano >.>

nathanprocks

fungirl123 wrote:
Lilifant7253 wrote:
What's that?
Lol. You don't know?
It's a made-up language. You speak it by taking the beginning sound of a word you want to say and putting that sound right before “Ay,” and when you say your word, you say it without the beginning sound. I am not explaining this well. Here is an example:
Ello-hay, ig-pay atin-lay is-ay ool-kay.
(Did I do that right?)

If a word starts with a vowel or a y that sounds like a vowel you have to put ‘way’ at the end.
Ellohay, igpay atinlay isway oolcay.

Lilifant7253

TheGeek56 wrote:
Non parliamo italiano >.>

We don't speak Italian?

Last edited by Lilifant7253 (Aug. 19, 2013 06:37:18)

Lilifant7253

nathanprocks wrote:
fungirl123 wrote:
Lilifant7253 wrote:
What's that?
Lol. You don't know?
It's a made-up language. You speak it by taking the beginning sound of a word you want to say and putting that sound right before “Ay,” and when you say your word, you say it without the beginning sound. I am not explaining this well. Here is an example:
Ello-hay, ig-pay atin-lay is-ay ool-kay.
(Did I do that right?)
If a word starts with a vowel or a y that sounds like a vowel you have to put ‘way’ at the end.
Ellohay, igpay atinlay isway oolcay.

Thank you!

roxychoclate

I don't think that this belongs in the things im making and creating maybe move it to things im reading and playing

Lilifant7253

roxychoclate wrote:
I don't think that this belongs in the things im making and creating maybe move it to things im reading and playing

Okay I'll report that.

NeilWest

PYRO

goodbye

chocolatepenguin

Latin est non dificile.

Lilifant7253

chocolatepenguin wrote:
Latin est non dificile.

Sic est. Latin mihi valde placet. Etim tibi placetne?

Last edited by Lilifant7253 (Aug. 19, 2013 16:17:41)

chocolatepenguin

Lilifant7253 wrote:
chocolatepenguin wrote:
Latin est non dificile.
Sic est. Latin mihi valde placet. Etim tibi placetne?

Intellegere non possum te. Google Vertere terríbile.

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