Usually only say the Rosary

@Gaelic particularism#9783 The rosary is fine.

Alright

I have nothing against cyrilic, it's a beautiful way of writing, but I hold that a mongol should write in mongol script, just as Chinese and Armenians should write in their own.

Tbh it is completely impossible for the Mongols to return to their script. During the Russian empire days they went through Russification for years, and then when they got independence in 1921 they decided to stay with the Cyrillic system as the main language, meaning that nowadays it's impossible for it to be reversed.

I agree with you, @Deleted User, but I also think it is impossible.

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Losing your system of writing is the first step to losing your identity.

Not having one is why the druids and pagans got btfo. Lmao.

tell that to europe

Thankfully the Mongols weren't as russified as others so they mostly preserved their identity.

That's why you speak Latin. Ego sum optimum

>latin

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Tu es non optimum, es malus

at least it is preserved

Est ludi, amicus

Latin is the only reason why Christianity exists. God loves it.

...that's not true, though

for a long time the bibles were only written in Greek.

It is, if you knew the history of the Church.

I know that.

There were many times when Greek failed to explain and Latin was needed to explain the Bible.

Including the Trinity.

I will believe you if you give me an example

Dante loved Latin so much that... he didn't even write the Divine Comedy in Latin.

Do you have 26 hours? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzStS_NSs-s&list=PLRgREWf4NFWZEd86aVEpQ7B3YxXPhUEf-

uh

I will save this for a later date. Thanks.

High Middle Ages only existed because of Latin.

Good joke.

Any language could have served perfectly fine as the lingua franca.

There is nothing inherently special about Latin.

It is not magical.

I am envious of your innocense.

If Ancient Greek had remained the lingua franca, we would still be where we are today.

Latin is not a magical language.

It's just a language.

That's false at many times in history. Law and theology.

You should talk to a linguist about it and prepare to be humbled.