Dicamus canis latine in ille. Ego non fluens sum in illa latina porco, sed ma's o minus possum scribire in his latinus canus.
(Postiendus ille threadus in Corneria Ludocula, non Alpus, propter est major de unus joculus et minor seriusa. Ja ja ja!)
Ego in heri trabajus wo cogiteshimasu. Et memorio unus tempus, multis lunae in pasadus, quen in curso nihongo, ego disciplientus sum verbo per aestivus jobbus. Isteque verbo "arubaito" est. Sed no possum memorio iste verbo in heri. Sed ut vespers approchit, ego finalmentus memorio. Et ego fui simili, "Arubaito, Arubaito desu!"
Et nunc lo vide altus, ille verbo "arubaito," et apparens-mente est un verbo german. "Arbeit." Ja ja ja!
Sed non cogito multis quid ego aio. *sigh*
OSnap, Google does a decent job translating my dog Latin into English:
QuoteLet us say of a dog, in Latin, in the he may be. In that the flow of the Latin, I do not I am a pig, but their's or less I am able to scribere in his Latin aging.
(Postiendus the threads in corners Ludocula not alpus, because it is one of the major and minor seriusa JOKE. Ja ja ja!)
QuoteI Yesterday we cogiteshimasu CV. Memory one time, many of the moon in the past, which in the course Nihongo, I'm disciplientus word through the summer jobber . Spews the word "arubaito" is. But I can memorie is no word on yesterday. But in order to Vespers approches, I am Finalmente memorie. I was like, "Arubaito, Arubaito desu!"
And now lo look high, that the word "arubaito," and appearing to be a mind-German word. "Arbeit." Ja ja ja!
But what I affirm that it does not occur to many people. * sigh *
By the way, Google translates "Maximilian" into "Charles" for some reason, lol
Modum Latinam discendi habes efficacem. Semper est exercendum, semper legendum, semper scribendum. Forti animo sis!
Semper est legendum, sed legendarium in aeternam.
Fructrus, ventris, tui, Jesus.
Fructus, ventris, tui Jesus! Did I win???? I fixed the above!
Daniel...did I win? the Latin game? Daniel, what does can is Latine mean? Did I win?
Win?
"Canis Latin" is "dog Latin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_Latin)", i.e. really bad Latin. I posted this thread so that we non-Latin speakers can say stuff that sounds kind of Latiny, lol. I figured it would be more appropriate here in this forum than in The Alps, but it's not exactly a game. There is no real objective so nobody wins.
Sed a respondere su quaesto: Nego. Tu non vincis. Propter tui latina non est mala. Tibi latina est recta (sed cum punctuatio incorrecto).
Oh, you mean I shouldn't have fixed my latin? Oh daniel, I was pulling your leg!!!! :P
Video.
Quote from: Carleendiane on August 31, 2017, 06:41:18 PM
Daniel...did I win? the Latin game? Daniel, what does can is Latine mean? Did I win?
Asinus meus habet aures et tu habes aures, ergo tu es asinus meus.
Quote from: red solo cup on September 01, 2017, 03:43:32 AM
Quote from: Carleendiane on August 31, 2017, 06:41:18 PM
Daniel...did I win? the Latin game? Daniel, what does can is Latine mean? Did I win?
Asinus meus habet aures et tu habes aures, ergo tu es asinus meus.
Lafinus, maximus! Fructus loominus!
Quote from: red solo cup on September 01, 2017, 03:43:32 AM
Quote from: Carleendiane on August 31, 2017, 06:41:18 PM
Daniel...did I win? the Latin game? Daniel, what does can is Latine mean? Did I win?
Asinus meus habet aures et tu habes aures, ergo tu es asinus meus.
My zipper hath gold and thou hast gold, therefore thou art my zipper? Non certe ego ille substando.
aures=ears
Ah!
Sinus est pocket, sed asinus ass...
Ac aura sunt gold, sed los aures sunt ears...
Muy confusus est!
Per viá ambulábam
bufonémque vidébam.
Quote from: Daniel on September 03, 2017, 05:51:26 PM
Per viá ambulábam
bufonémque vidébam.
Are you going to get a video to watch, Daniel?
Ego me gusta una gata:
Nemo nimis justa catta.
Super una nimbus alta:
Ut in caelum the' helada.