I'm trying to get a tattoo idea made, something along the lines of the founder of Rome, Romulus. He slew his twin brother Remus, and shouted this line in Latin whilst doing it. Any accurate translations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys!

Help? Please? Is it Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, or Romanian?

Does anyone know where I can get these?

جوّع هرّك ياكل فارك، شبّع كلبك يحرس دارك
or how would it be pronounced

All my friends talk pig latin.And im the only one who dose not know how to its so hard.

you think we are speaking in Spanish , dose not mean everybody is illigal .

Rosetta Stone is very expensive, so i would like to avoid it.

I'll be taking up a latin course next semester and I want to learn in advance so that I would have an edge over my classmates. Pls help

I am moving far from my hometown, and a GREAT friend and I are getting tattoos of this word, but we havent decided what language to do it in, I keep finding slight differences.
Anyone know the correct ways?

Because all the mottos are in Latin.

I am from Australia and am planning a trip to Mexico and South America in a few years. I am wanting to learn a language but am unsure if Spanish or Latin American would be more beneficial. Any suggestions

How would you write "Heaven liveth at the feet of mothers" in Latin

Please explain your reasons.

I was surprised to read somewhere that students who studied both languages found Latin somewhat more difficult than Ancient Greek.

I have a couple friends that speak this and i am wondering how to learn it.

I have a latin exam tomorrow and I need to learn my vocab real quick- any help on how to do this.

blood of my blood refers to a family member. i know sanguis can mean blood and i think consanguine refers to a relative (according to web searches) but i have no understanding of latin & no idea how to put this phrase together.

cheers for your help, j0ne5y

i want to learn latin. it is a beautiful language

I saw a show where full-blooded Mayans who didn't speak Spanish were coming across the border and being called "Latinos"!
Most Mexicans could never claim to be Italian descendants or accepted by Latin Europeans as "one of them."

If I study three hours a day, and able to pick up languages very quickly, how long will it take? Also, how hard is Latin? Thanks.

I want to write something in Japanese on my t-shirt-- but Zazzle says you can only write Latin characters... the only problem is that I've seen PLENTY of shirts on Zazzle with Japanese characters. How do I go about doing this?

I've heard about William the Conqueror's invasion bringing the then-current French language to Britain, but what about the fact that the Romans occupied Britain? In other words, what percent of the Latin in English came from the occupation of Rome, and what percent came from the Norman conquest?

I am learning Spanish (Spain) from Rosetta Stone, and I want to know is that still good Spanish to talk in Latin America. Like the Spanish language spoken in Spain, can be spoken in Mexico, or Honduras?
If there are differences in the Spanish language between those 2 regions, are they understandable to communicate in either region (Spain and / Latin America)?

Example: prima facie and res integra
Do you pronounce those as you would in italian... with no silent letters and the "ci" making a "chii" sound.

Is their a lanauge actually called LATIN that people still speak? I mean they speak italian in Italy, Spanish is Spain and other spanish countries, potuguese in Brazil, but what countries actually speak Latin nowadays?

I am thinking of studying classical civ. Will I need to learn Latin??? or should I major in Ancient Civ. I don't think that requires latin. But I really have an interest in Roman Civ and would love to study that. Could I do that as an Ancient civ major???

like what is the 3 and the 7 and the 5...??

songs with serious or something like a sacred theme usually have their lyrics in Latin.. like those found on movies and some orchestral concerts.

so what's so special about this language that song writers often use it?

I was wondering...

Does Latin America and Spain speak the same way or is it a different dialect; sort of like America and UK?

This is for entrance into a PhD program. I do not have to fluent, only able to understand and, in the case of German, hold a conversation.

could you help me ? I want to know Latin changes which aspect of english? In the vocabulary ,grammar or sth? Do you know other aspects which changed in english? Thank you !

How do you say “your beautiful" in Latin - the dead language

Is the latin alphabet present in a chinese person's surroundings [excluding the internet]? Also, when (if ever) do chinese students learn the latin alphabet. Lastly -- Do native chinese people use pinyin?

I need help wats the rule of adding the syllable n to a word like what=wnat whats the rule?or is there other ones u kno