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I have Harrius Potter, and Quomodo Grinchus Nomine Invidiosulus Diem Christi Natalem Abrogaverit (How the Grinch Stole Christmas) as well. I want Winnie Ille Pu.
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quote:Originally posted by Teshi: I've seen Harry Potter in ancient Greek, too.
I have it! It's quite a bit of fun.
For the Daniel Jacksons of the world, I suppose it would be. But then, who am I to talk? I've got it in Spanish.
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Wow, you guys are gluttons for punishment. I took a semester of Latin in HS, and it was way too much effort to enjoy reading anything I was translating.
I give you props for your mastery of a useless language though
My girlfriend pointed out something interesting to me, the spells in Harry Potter sound vaguely Latin. In the Latin version, do they translate the spells into English?
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Funny you should mention that. A potion in one of the HP books is named Felix Felicis, or 'Lucky Luck' in latin.
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The wonders of a foreign language. You can make anything sound exotic by translating it. Sometimes I go by BovisOpulens to spice things up.
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