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I was thinking puting it in compturized letter format, ya know like QB does in SCREEN 13, Only smaller and with color. :wink:

P.S. You haven't guessed yet on what it means.

BTW, m.a.t. one means Mit's ante terrae Programming.

Ruffly translated it means Mit's before the world programming, But I thought that that was kinda dumb.
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:( , I might be far off, I know little Latin...

I mainly spk QB and English,. :wink:

Hmm,. Mit's N?? I'm not gd from scrap,. :wink: , oh well.. :D
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BTW, To be specific its called Classical Latin, Medival Latin was different. Note: I say was because its dead, but it was such a good language and it should be brought back, mabey as an universal language like Basic (not the language) in Star Wars? Its like saying Old English is the same language as English.

I'm sorry I don't know why I was saying that. :roll:

So nope not it.(your guess)
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Umm,.. Mits Non Terra Programming?? :wink:
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oooh...1 word off, and its latin, not non(English). :D
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Mit's Nos Terra Programming?? :roll:
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Well, that's a latin word but not the right one.

Dictionary: nos, nobis - pn. We/Us.

So that would be:
Mit's we the world Programming.

:shock: ABOSLOUTELY NOT!
Sound too much like Mit wees the world! :P

Any more guesses?

Oh, ya we overtook Pete- You #1, me #2, Pete #3.
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:lol: I knew Nos was we,.. I'm just running out of latin words, hehe..

Yeah, I saw that awhile back,.. we on are way to 300, aye? hehe 8)

Mit's Nemo Terra Programming?? :wink:
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hehe...

That would be something like...wait I forgot that one...was that = no one?

Nemo is Latin BTW, or did you know that?

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Ego non maxima liquotor latina! Nemo, yeah, I knew that, hehe, wounder y pixtar named a fish that??

Um.. Mit's Nova Terra Programing? :)
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hold on a minute and let me think:

Ego = I
non = no/not
maxima = much/a lot
liquotor = having liquified? or do you mean loqui? which means having spoken.
latina = ummm, never heard that one. If you mean latin then it would be most likely latinia, of course you could be correct on this one: Latina, Latinae.

so lets see,
I not much having liquified Latin.
I having not been liquified by latin!
That doesn't make since besides you having liquified latin. lol :lol:
Or what I think you mean is:
-I don't speak much latin.
Which is:

ego latinam non dico

That's assuming latina, latinae = latin.
Notice no capitols or punctuations. Capitols are only for proper nouns.

Good try though,
Nova? As in when a star explodes? or do you mean nova = new?

Ever notice that were talking about latin now?
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Ego = I
non = not
maxima = great
I meant loqui or what ever "to speak" or "speaker" is
Latinia as in Latin

I not (a) great Latin speaker...

And I thought Nova ment Super... Exploding Star? Um when a star becomes a Nova (Super Star) it getting close to blowing up,. :wink: or I think... (I typed Super in a English-Latin dictionary, Nova was one of them returned)

QBasic, Latin.. there in common, one is dead and the other is on its way there as ever QBer is going on about.. :wink: hehe, oh well.. but seeing you didn't catch Nova, that most not be it,.. Uggh,. hmm.... :roll:
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ego latinam non dico = I don't speak Latin.

Nova? mabey I'm thinking of novus? wait I just looked it up you were right, novus = new. Pronounced No'va where o is long and a is short, v is pronounced w.

eg'o = e is long a, g is hard (always), o is long
la'ti'nam = a's are short, i is long e
non = as english
di'co = i is long e, c is hard (always), o is hard

:shock: Hmmm...don't ask why I'm saying this pronounciation. :D
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Toyota Supra!!!

What does Supra mean in Latin?? hehe, If it helps,. its a car way above its class,. :wink:
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Supra, I would have to guess above or great, over something either physical or status, but that's just a guess.

Think of Sub means under so Supra means above (subscript, suprascript, or was that superscript? You know like an exponiant).
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Yeah, you got it,.. great car but I still want a Evo,. :wink:

:) , Hmm,.. I still can't think of what the N is for,... hmm,. *Thinking......
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He, he....who said that you knew what the T stood for anyway? :D
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What T, my T, xTr?? hmm, I don't know, do you? :lol: :wink:
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:P , Not YOUR T, mine!

You said you don't know what my n is but I said do you really know what my T = either?
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:shock: Uggh,.. T is not Terra?? :roll: How bout I PM Mine name, and you PM yours back?? :wink: , this be much easier on both are mines.. :D
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