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I have a new bikini to train before July 
I've been there back in 1982.. when most of you weren't even in your parents' minds!
If the islands stayed as wonderful as I recall, they surely deserve at least a week or two. And if you can surf..well, Internet surfing will suddenly turn to a boring experience!
Umberto
If the islands stayed as wonderful as I recall, they surely deserve at least a week or two. And if you can surf..well, Internet surfing will suddenly turn to a boring experience!
Umberto
Surely Per Aspera Ad Astra means 'through hard work anything can be obtained' ?
I mean those old dead latins didn't walk around saying things like 'do this and you can reach the stars' ?
'the stars' was something to look up to.
Per Aspera was perhaps 'out of breath' as in working or toiling.
per has the same meaning today, a 'joining' word 'per breathing..'
If they did walk around saying stuff like that then I bet they got beat up a lot
Anther way to say it is of course:
Arbeit macht frei
I mean those old dead latins didn't walk around saying things like 'do this and you can reach the stars' ?
'the stars' was something to look up to.
Per Aspera was perhaps 'out of breath' as in working or toiling.
per has the same meaning today, a 'joining' word 'per breathing..'
If they did walk around saying stuff like that then I bet they got beat up a lot
Anther way to say it is of course:
Arbeit macht frei
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Think happy Hawaii thoughts
I'm crappy at latin anyway but I think that when latin was spoken it was a real language and we only have fragments of it.
an interesting experiment is to try to retrieve actual sounds from ancient brickwork.
Sounds impossible
I'm crappy at latin anyway but I think that when latin was spoken it was a real language and we only have fragments of it.
an interesting experiment is to try to retrieve actual sounds from ancient brickwork.
Sounds impossible
I think it is useless to study a dead language.
was it really matter because its grammar needs a lot of logic, but for this there is the math.
Only positive factor: from it many or all languages, then you will find the bases of Latin also into English, for example.
My bad bad english
was it really matter because its grammar needs a lot of logic, but for this there is the math.
Only positive factor: from it many or all languages, then you will find the bases of Latin also into English, for example.
My bad bad english
Hi Ian,
my translation was indeed free-style, but the meaning is that.
Look here to have a second opinion.
Anyway, what we know for sure about ancient people is ..that they now are all dead! eh eh
Umberto
my translation was indeed free-style, but the meaning is that.
Look here to have a second opinion.
Well, sometimes they have been beated up and many others they won easily, expecially against low-civilized and not military organized peopleIf they did walk around saying stuff like that then I bet they got beat up a lot
Anyway, what we know for sure about ancient people is ..that they now are all dead! eh eh
Umberto
Cool!
I don't think it is useless to learn ancient languages like Latin as there are always things to learn from the past.
Reminds me of programming as it would seem that no-matter what you learn with programming the chances are that it will come around again at some point so the learning is never wasted.
Take modem AT commands for example, I'd never have thought I'd be using them again to talk to bluetooth modules!
Lucky I learned them all those years ago then
Octal will be next
I don't think it is useless to learn ancient languages like Latin as there are always things to learn from the past.
Reminds me of programming as it would seem that no-matter what you learn with programming the chances are that it will come around again at some point so the learning is never wasted.
Take modem AT commands for example, I'd never have thought I'd be using them again to talk to bluetooth modules!
Lucky I learned them all those years ago then
Octal will be next