Difference between revisions of "Latin"
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| − | Latin is very much a base language. A very large number of modern day languages have come from Latin in one way or another. Although Latin is not really spoken in today's world, it is still | + | Latin is very much a base language. A very large number of modern day languages have come from Latin in one way or another. Although Latin is not really spoken in today's world, it is still a formal language in many. The only RL nation that really uses Latin anymore is Vatican City. |
Some NS nations may chose to use Latin in official documents. A large number of national mottos are in Latin. | Some NS nations may chose to use Latin in official documents. A large number of national mottos are in Latin. | ||
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Revision as of 23:09, 16 November 2004
This article deals with Latin as it relates to NationStates. For more general information, see the Wikipedia article on this subject.
| Latin (Latin) |
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| Italic |
| Official language of: Diosono |
Latin is very much a base language. A very large number of modern day languages have come from Latin in one way or another. Although Latin is not really spoken in today's world, it is still a formal language in many. The only RL nation that really uses Latin anymore is Vatican City.
Some NS nations may chose to use Latin in official documents. A large number of national mottos are in Latin.
