Does anyone here know latin? the online translators are no help. "Eliquatuero dip eros nusan vent etlam, conum zritla facillum initit doloreet ullametuero od lor adit." (someone told me it was latin, it very well could be gibberish)
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penny lane
ANSWERS: 6
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You need to look up the key words individually. Or break it into 3 word groups.
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I've only heard of one of those words, eros, which is Greek, not Latin. 2 others, if they're valid words, which I doubt, have Latin roots - facillum, doloreet.
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You need to purchase the teacher's edition from the text book publisher. It contains the translation.
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zritla? sorry mate, but gibberish is right. some of the words are of latin derivation though. my latin isn't good enough yet to translate it for you.
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It is the default text for Mac OS X's Mail.app when you select the Heart Stationery. I don't know if it means anything.
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It's not Latin. It's Lorem Ipsum--fake Latin-like text that's used in typesetting to take up space to illustrate a layout and/or font(s). Google Lorem Ipsum for additional explanations.
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