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I am writing in Latin


sum humanus. ego usus animus. ego maxime prodesse animus similis plenus potentalis. sum vitā sempiterna frui. sum vitā semiterna frui humanus figurae. ego immortali goloriā adficêra. Ego immortali gloriae commendare.

translation: I am a human. I used my mind. I particularly benefit from feeling like a full potentalis. I am long life everlasting enjoy. I am a long life semiterna enjoy the human figure. I am immortal goloriā adficêra. I am immortal glory recommend.

nailed. it

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Ego sum farley.

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I i am farley?

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I have farted.

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LOL

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Right!

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i'm not even smoking cigarettes now i am shifting into my immortal form every time i want to smoke a cigarette i do that affirmation

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Right!

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You are nvts. N-V-T nvts.

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chill... :D

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So how long do we have to wait for the translation of "potentalis", "semiterna", "goloriā" and "adficêra"???

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potentialis is potential and the other three i think semiterna is like always , goloriã might be like an amount of glory depending on how you say it and adficêra might be something to do with regards of a place. Really 'ego immortali goloriā adficêra. Ego immortali gloriae commendare.' means I am immortal. I am immortal. in two different prepositions

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Thanks. I could've run it through Google translate myself, but I'm just too lazy!

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it doesn't come through

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Well, no wonder I'm not getting anywhere on those Swahili dating sites! I guess I have to go to the library and get me a dictionary instead.🤷‍♀️

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hahaha you have to use your imagination

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Dayum. Check the big brain on Euca, everyone!
I'm really am impressed.

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Yes...

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Seriously. Smart is sexy.

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why thank you Cruz.

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why?

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if you say affirmations in another language its harder for other people to intercept your programming no lol i just like it

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Aramaic is too mainstream

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Nostra raeda in fossa adhuc haeret.

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si tu in animo habēre is adfirmadio cum tu dicêre is adfirmadio, is adrimadio debére hominem.

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William stillabunt subligar Domine, ego potest non expectare donec lunchtime.

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et dixit dominus sit prandium

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Something about "Lord"?

I won't resort to Google Translate just yet.

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yes you say about Lords.. whereas a name me is...

ita Domine

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when you said quod nomen mihi est

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Now the koalas are learning Latin !

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sicut koalas, esse dolor

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Speaking of Lords, and as this is a movie site, this one is a favourite of mine:

"Quod nomen mihi est?"

To which the reply is;

"La plume de ma tante," followed by a maniacal cackle.

Which movie?

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i don't know! but i know what it means!

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"whereas a name me is"
"as light as a feather down from the skies"

PULCHER, SPECIOSUS, FORMOSUS, VUSLUS, BELLUS, AMOENUS... all of the beautifuls for you Lord so light like a feather down from the skies. Cum lux.

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"What is my name?" spoken by a priest.

The reply is "The pen of my Aunt", spoken by a little girl who's taunting him.

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what movie is this?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEGyRGvEWB0

Enjoy. :)

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Cool :D

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Satis frigus. :)

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etiam, gratias agimus tibi

amo Latin

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Voluntas mea fiet.

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mea?

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According to Googlus Transferendum, the phrase means, "My pleasure".

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