What is the adverb for "Latin" (the classical language) in Russian? I need to use it to say something like:

Я говорю по-______
Ya gavoryu pa-_____
I speak Latin(ly)

Or I read it, write it, etc.

To pronounce Latin for the purposes of pharmacology, I've always been told to use either a "northern Continental Europe" pronunciation or an "English method" pronunciation.
If I were to choose but ONE of the aforementioned pronunciations to use in the field of medicine, which would be the better of the two?

Trail as in: "I followed the trail up the mountain"

Prospector as in someone who prospects for minerals in mining.

What is the adverb for "Latin" (the classical language) in Russian? I need to use it to say something like:

Я говорю по-______
Ya gavoryu pa-_____
I speak Latin(ly)

Or I read it, write it, etc.

What exactly is "la raza" supposed to mean? Last time I checked, there is no such thing as a "Latin American race". You've got countries like Mexico which are predominantly mestizo, then you've got countries which are predominantly Amerindian like Guatemala, some which are mostly mulatto like the Dominican Republic and Cuba, as well as some which are predominantly white like Argentina and Uruguay. Even within these countries, not everyone is of the majority race; for example, I was surprised when I went to southern Mexico and met black Mexicans. The point is, if Latin America is not racially homogenous, why do people talk about "la raza"? All this talk about "latinos unidos" is baloney! I live in southern California and have seen hatred between Mexicans and Guatemalans, as well as growing up on the east coast I saw Puerto Ricans who hated Mexicans and vice-versa. It seems to me that they only want to be "la raza" to differentiate themselves from non-Hispanic Americans.
If that's the case Seabiscuit, then I guess I'm part of "la raza" too.

What is the adverb for "Latin" (the classical language) in Russian? I need to use it to say something like:

Я говорю по-______
Ya gavoryu pa-_____
I speak Latin(ly)

Or I read it, write it, etc.

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

I've done this once before, but didn't have anyone with me who spoke Latin. What a mistake that was. It's kind of dangerous, with all the pillaging and all, but can be very rewarding. If you would like to be considered, reply here and tell me a little about yourself. Do you know how to use a sword? Make a sword? Ride a horse? Make fire? Are you strong? In good health? No contact lenses wearers!! No one with allergies or bad gas either! I mean it. This trip will probably take us a year, but you will be back immediately after we leave.
I went a week ahead to see who was going to reply to this and picked the winner. Thanks to every who is GOING to answer this question right after this.

p.s. We are now back. We'll, I'm back.. Sorry about that "I'm the King, I'm the King" stuff... It was funny at first..
I felt so bad, I went back and was planning on stopping myself from proclaiming I was the king, but when I got there, I decided to break my own balls and yelled "He's not the King! I am." It was pretty funny stuff. It's weird that this didn't all play out at once thought. You would have thought I would have remembered it the first time.

In Latin, "ad hominem" would be pronounced with a silent "h" and the "i" would be a long "e" sound.

Why do we pronounce using English pronunciation?