Hey Charlie,
Is there any chance of a Latin dictionary on Apterous? We have Hebrew, Greek... can we have the language that killed the Romans as well?
I play in French now and again, even though I'm shite at it, but it's fun. I'd like to have a bash at Latin to see if I can remember more than amo, amas, amat...
What's the chances?
Cheers
Nick
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Thanks for that. Looks like it ain't gonna happen then...Ryan Taylor wrote:Discussed here.
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Could the numbers still happen without the letters?Nick Boldock wrote:Thanks for that. Looks like it ain't gonna happen then...Ryan Taylor wrote:Discussed here.
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Caecilius est in tablino!
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Re: Latin apterous?
You could have a situation à la dCedL, where only certain parts of verbs and nouns are accepted. Then someone will need to write a dictionary for it.Ryan Taylor wrote:Discussed here.