Idk that's what we were learning in High School

Hehe didnt need to look it up

https://youtu.be/V8GXw6IQJgY

stoink

These sentences which make no sense like "An orange cat eats a purple bird" or something like that @blanc

it means the wolf in the story, its an idiom that means don't speak of bad things

@fuguer Something our Latin teacher never explained to us

That idiom is not a thing in spanish

It was just learn what it translates into , and that's it

Good example of something in latin easy to understand

you learn that if you read some old latin plays

thats the best way to learn latin because you also learn the culture and context

Tbh, censorship of media has the opposite of its desired effect, and frankly, thanks to the internet, is impossible.

and language is much more than the denotation of words, there's connotation and flavor

Just build a great firewall @Weaboo Kempeitai

Lupus =lobo
In = en
Fabula = fabula

easy for romance languages

I only listen to the classics https://youtu.be/tsfnuyyjaB0

if you pay attention in english you pick up a ton of latin because we use it everywhere in biology, law, science, etc

In vino veritas...
tu es cunnus

What is even the point of learning latin

In vino veritas is my favorite

its the old english

the uniter

Latin was the language of science for 1000s of years

Huh?

English is provincial French

hum

En vino verdad (veritas is for children in modern spanish)

if you learn latin, you automatically understand a wealth of terms in biology (binomial nomenclature), medicine, law, etc

Barely any science happened in classical antiquity besides the greeks

canis lupus.....

Like only children use it

amicus curiae

oh yeah. you mean like today

You got me with curiae

Heal?

amicus curiae means friend of the court

Ah

so you submit a legal brief to the court regarding a case