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I'm seeking aid from the Latin side of Tumblr
My research says that this phrase; DELIRIUM EST ARS TENEBRIS HABITANDI
means; Delirium is the art of dwelling in darkness
But, I know nothing about Latin, and I only speak one language. So I'm hoping this reaches the Latin Side of Tumblr and someone can help confirm that this is accurate? Or at least not complete gibberish!
It's for writing research, sooo *fingers crossed*
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Latin forums are fucking hilarious because every single post is just “Hey guys what the fuck is up with the word fartus?” and all the comments are paragraphs long and basically just say “yeah fartus is stupid and everyone hates it.”
nox bona is correct, no? or would i have to use a ablativus temporis?? no right? im confused. i dont wanna ask my professor bc i already feel dumb enough
Me : "Aue discipuli ! Mihi nomen est Domina ***. Magistra latinae linguae sum."
The kids :
so apparently the only sentence that i wrote that was completely correct on my exam was the one written to lighten things up:
optima mea dedi.
everything else had mistakes damn
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id studeo ut linguam latinam melius dicam
How can Natasha speak Latin if its a dead language?
I just really miss the days when Sam would chant in Latin, you know?
