I don't speak languages

[jgordon1111]

Obviously:


Si usted no camina en un camino del entonces es todo sino perdido.

if you do not...walk? and a walk? something is something something something (?)

it doesn't mean shit AOG.

"If you don't walk in a path of the then it's all but lost."

did google translate write this crap for you mets?

I was just trying to translate it with my own knowledge. I guess perdido is easy to remember (similar to perdre). and you "camina" on a "camino"...

It all depends on where you learned Latin from, the region,dialect and how you apply it.

I have read and heard similar before

And what was meant then was
Pick a path and if its true have no fear of anything as long as your true

Latin?

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

[Symmetry]

It all depends on where you learned Latin from, the region,dialect and how you apply it.

I have read and heard similar before

And what was meant then was
Pick a path and if its true have no fear of anything as long as your true

Latin?

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

Hmm, that quote wasn't in Latin. There are many Latinate languages, and many that have words rooted in Latin, but let's face it, they, like the quote, are not Latin.

Come on mate, this is funny. You thought Latin-Americans spoke Latin. Classic Gordo.

[Serbia]

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

One gigantic run-on sentence, a failure to know how to correctly use the contraction "you are", spelt "you're", inconsistent capitalization... it's almost as if you're trying to give ConfederateSS a run for the title of most illegible poster.

Bollocks.

[apey]

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

One gigantic run-on sentence, a failure to know how to correctly use the contraction "you are", spelt "you're", inconsistent capitalization... it's almost as if you're trying to give ConfederateSS a run for the title of most illegible poster.

Bollocks.

What do i have to do to be themost illegible poster then?

[Serbia]

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

One gigantic run-on sentence, a failure to know how to correctly use the contraction "you are", spelt "you're", inconsistent capitalization... it's almost as if you're trying to give ConfederateSS a run for the title of most illegible poster.

Bollocks.

What do i have to do to be themost illegible poster then?

You're already the most illegible female poster, but to answer your question:
Keep posting while drinking. You'll get there!

Bollocks.

[apey]

Im om ot

[Symmetry]

Im om ot

You're trying too hard.

[apey]

[jgordon1111]

It all depends on where you learned Latin from, the region,dialect and how you apply it.

I have read and heard similar before

And what was meant then was
Pick a path and if its true have no fear of anything as long as your true

Latin?

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

Hmm, that quote wasn't in Latin. There are many Latinate languages, and many that have words rooted in Latin, but let's face it, they, like the quote, are not Latin.

Come on mate, this is funny. You thought Latin-Americans spoke Latin. Classic Gordo.

No the funny part is, as usual you are out of your depth in this subject.
Ok what language do they use? And what is it derived from?
And why then do they unilaterally refer to themselves as Latinos?
You might actually have to learn something.
Or as usual ignore facts or give a b.s. answer, which are you going to pick?
I didn't say it was Latin. I said to understand what it meant depended on where the O P learned Latin.

[Symmetry]

It all depends on where you learned Latin from, the region,dialect and how you apply it.

I have read and heard similar before

And what was meant then was
Pick a path and if its true have no fear of anything as long as your true

Latin?

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

Hmm, that quote wasn't in Latin. There are many Latinate languages, and many that have words rooted in Latin, but let's face it, they, like the quote, are not Latin.

Come on mate, this is funny. You thought Latin-Americans spoke Latin. Classic Gordo.

No the funny part is, as usual you are out of your depth in this subject.
Ok what language do they use? And what is it derived from?
And why then do they unilaterally refer to themselves as Latinos?
You might actually have to learn something.
Or as usual ignore facts or give a b.s. answer, which are you going to pick?
I didn't say it was Latin. I said to understand what it meant depended on where the O P learned Latin.

Sigh, learning Latin doesn't really depend on a region. Since the Renaissance, Latin has pretty much meant classical Latin, so it really doesn't matter where you learn it.

There's a small degree of variation with neo-Latin, and there's also mediaeval Latin, I suppose, but they're rarely taught, and even then, only to those familiar with classical Latin.

In short, it really doesn't depend on where you learn Latin.

Caput tuum in ano est.

[jonesthecurl]

It all depends on where you learned Latin from, the region,dialect and how you apply it.

I have read and heard similar before

And what was meant then was
Pick a path and if its true have no fear of anything as long as your true

Latin?

Ok sym I am bored so yes latin, I guess you didn't as usual bother to look up languages that are based in latin, such as Italian,Spanish, and which covers as well all of central and south America, with the exception of a few, so yes that is the reason I posted my response in that manner, again i suggest you trying to actually learn something, instead of boasting about your many academic accomplishments, and again hey your out of your league against me TROLL.

Hmm, that quote wasn't in Latin. There are many Latinate languages, and many that have words rooted in Latin, but let's face it, they, like the quote, are not Latin.

Come on mate, this is funny. You thought Latin-Americans spoke Latin. Classic Gordo.

No the funny part is, as usual you are out of your depth in this subject.
Ok what language do they use? And what is it derived from?
And why then do they unilaterally refer to themselves as Latinos?
You might actually have to learn something.
Or as usual ignore facts or give a b.s. answer, which are you going to pick?
I didn't say it was Latin. I said to understand what it meant depended on where the O P learned Latin.

Sigh, learning Latin doesn't really depend on a region. Since the Renaissance, Latin has pretty much meant classical Latin, so it really doesn't matter where you learn it.

There's a small degree of variation with neo-Latin, and there's also mediaeval Latin, I suppose, but they're rarely taught, and even then, only to those familiar with classical Latin.

In short, it really doesn't depend on where you learn Latin.

Caput tuum in ano est.

Puero! Puero!