Hi.
I would like to tattoo one my arm something meaning "just one essence", but in Latin. Can anybody help me? Thanks a lot !.

I'm not looking for an inaccurate, old style globe, but a completely modern globe with all the place names either in Latin, or Latinized.
Max K: Well, you'd add the names of new countries in the same way that you Latinize any name: you assign the name to the most convenient declension, and put it in the nominative case.

I'm 11 years old, so what is the easiest way to learn Latin?

I wanna speak pig latin PROPERLY!

I know chaos is khaos in latin, but how do you say chaoTIC?

I wonder what digital camera would be in Latin. Is there a good translation for it?

I want to learn Latin in order to have the foundations to ease the learning of the romance languages. If I learn Latin though, I would obviously want to read some great works in Latin (or at least try, lol). So, is there a distinction? I ask because im under the impression that vulgar Latin is the root of the romance languages, but that it differs from written Latin. So...I want to learn Latin: Where do I start?

Has anyone actually used any software or a web site to learn to SPEAK and read Latin? I've check the local college and university in my area and they don't offer it. How about Rosetta Stone?

How would I write "Her strength lies within" in Latin? Also, how would I write "She is my strength" in Latin? Thank you for your help.

Could you speak latin and understand or be understood by someone speaking latin america spanish?

My dad doesn't like for me to be purchasing products--even books! He thinks they're a waste of time...so is it possible for me to learn Latin efficiently without purchasing anything? If so, how? What links do you recommend?

Alright, I want this tattoo saying "love always remains" but I'm not sure if I should get it in Latin or in English. And since I don't speak Latin, it would suck to have someone translate it wrong but if a Latin teacher or someone who speaks it well can help, that'd be great. I'm planning on getting it, pretty small, on my inner wrist in either cursive, newspaper-style font, or Old English/Gothic. Thanks so much!!

Why did he write his titles in latin?

I'd really like to learn Latin. The only place I know of that teaches Latin is in Rosehill Antipolo, and they have it as a part of their curriculum. I'd like to take classes, like how Alliance Francaise teaches French, but is there such a thing?

figuratively and literally

When I was in 9th grade I was put in a Latin I course. The teacher always just gave us the answers when we tried to work and I learned very little. Now, in 11th grade, our school has a new Latin teacher. He is very strict and expects everyone to know 1st year Latin well. I don't know it at all. I need some way to learn it in a month or so, so I can get caught up...

I am bilingual(English and Spanish) and the next language I want to study is Latin. I want to eventually be able to speak it. Does anyone have any advice on doing this? Also, what are the benefits of speaking Latin?

Latin words only please.

does anyone know how to say the following in latin:
box
it contains
she opens
she has

thank you :]

I would love to learn latin. How would I go about doing that????

in what country to people speak latin? just curious.

He also was the first "South Paw" - Also known as left handed President.

No fair looking it up and it's just for fun. Guess if you don't know.
Mr. Random, you are right. I just have it in this book US Presidents Feats and Foul Ups.

I find the little known facts pretty interesting.

Thanks for all being such good sports. I like to see the guesses. I would pick best guess if there were no right answers or if i thought someone really did look it up.

Basically what the question asks. Have you ever used the computer based language software Rosetta Stone to learn Spanish or another Latin based language like French, Italian, or Portuguese? How long did you use it, did you complete all or most of the lessons/levels, and did it work for you?

If you've used it for another language like German or Dutch feel free to answer but I'm planning on using it for Spanish or one of the other major Romance languages.

My life-long dream is to learn Latin. I am only 13 years old, and my junior high does not offer Latin classes, and my community doesn’t, either. What are some ways that I can learn Latin?

You see, i really want to know what "give me liberty or give me acorns" means in Latin. I've looked all over the internet, but they have no good translations!!!!! I know the phrase is kinda weird, but it's for an important cause, and i'd appretiate it much if someone can tell me how that is written in Latin.

Thanx!

It's not. It's derived from Germanic languages.
The romance languages (Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, Romanian, Friulian, etc.) are derived from Latin, but not English.
English has words derived from Latin, but only because English speakers have a great habit of borrowing words from other languages.
Germanic languages are not derived from Latin, they are derived from the same languages as Latin, but they formed into two separate branches. I know Modern English (and really most modern languages) are a hodgepodge of influences. But I've noticed that people think English derived directly from the language of the Romans.

You can write some Asian languages several ways, including in Latin characters. (Like Rōmaji for Japanese words.)
Can you do this with Russian?
I don't mean translate it into an English word.

Is there a website I can go to to do this? I want to type in an English word and get a result in Russian, in Latin characters.

I should clarify that I love *all* languages, French being my favorite foreign language thus far. -- But I am increasingly fascinated by Latin, and I am looking for some resources with which I might study it. Tutors and classes, while the most compelling options, are not practical in this case.

So how do you suggest I learn this dead language on my own?
Always wear under wear. Har dee har.

^_^

How do you write, 'Who guards the guardians' in latin?

Also could you write it how it would be pronounced in english.

i have a question "Why did the Romans speak Latin but not Roman?". By the way, is my question grammatical ?,is the word "but" optional or obligatory?. Thank you.

Also what were the population in the Latin language area speak and communicate with ( in which language) before they use the Latin language????

At least that would be a sign she was learning something
This is a joke from the Dan Quayle days. but it never gets old.

My birthday is soon, and what I want is a book to learn Latin. I want one that is easy to work with and understand and is good at including vocab and grammar. I just need to know some actual titles to ask for. Any suggestions? Thanks so much for your help.

Is 3 monkeys in latin written as
triae simiae
with adjective noun agreement
or is it something else?
In the nominative case