View Poll Results: Should Latin be revived?

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  • No, not at all...

    17 34.00%
  • It should become the language of the Church, but not of the states

    8 16.00%
  • Yes, it would be great for international negotiations...

    10 20.00%
  • Yes, children should be taught Latin in schools as a mandatory subject

    17 34.00%
  • Yes, children should be taught Latin AND Ancient/Classical Greek in schools as a mandatory subject

    13 26.00%
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    Sanskrit is spoken liturgically by some Brahmin sects. Doesn't mean it isn't extinct. When was that the last Native, monolingual Latin speaker last lived?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bozkurt_Karabash View Post
    Sanskrit is spoken liturgically by some Brahmin sects. Doesn't mean it isn't extinct. When was that the last Native, monolingual Latin speaker last lived?
    Sanskrit actually has about 30 000 Native Speakers.
    Sure, Latin doesn't have any native speaker alive today, but it was kept alive by the Church and Renaissance Humanists, and it is the official language of the Vatican even to this day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bozkurt_Karabash View Post
    Dead languages should stay dead. Have you heard/understand some hebrew?

    I just left this here.



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    Quote Originally Posted by IVDEVS_AVGVSTVS View Post
    Italian is closer to Ancient Latin than Romanian.
    Sardinian and Sicilian (local dialects of Southern Italian) are the closest to Latin.

    Thus, we all know what Latin actually sounds like, so it won't sound garbage.
    We can just use Italian pronunciation, and it will sound nice...

    Latin -us
    Romanian(also Sardinian) -u
    Italian -o

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unurautare View Post

    Latin -us
    Romanian(also Sardinian) -u
    Italian -o
    Sicilian and Sardinian -u

    Also, Romanian has a lot of Slavic loanwords.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IVDEVS_AVGVSTVS View Post
    Sicilian and Sardinian -u

    Also, Romanian has a lot of Slavic loanwords.
    Hungarian has maybe 3 times or more Slavic loanwords than Romanian,and we have them from the Orthodox church,while you were suppose to be Latinized by the Catholic church. We can always make it 100% Latin if that butthurts you in any way,I think Romanian is OK as it is,we don't fake words just because of wannabe pure Latin,we also have loans from Hungarian and Turkish(Turkish foods like sarmale and ciorbă and various trade items). I'd imagine Italian should normally(historically) have German and maybe even Arabic influences but they just chose to standardize a fancy local dialect for the entire country.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sylvanus View Post
    I just left this here.



    [YOUTUBE]L8Co7IzOyhw[/YOUTUBE]
    She just has a nice voice, language is horrible. ISraeli Hebrew sounds nothing like ancient hebrew. It's basically semitized calques of Yiddish which is almost German.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bozkurt_Karabash View Post
    She just has a nice voice, language is horrible. ISraeli Hebrew sounds nothing like ancient hebrew. It's basically semitized calques of Yiddish which is almost German.
    That still doesn't guarantee that Revived Latin would be "Latinized calques of Italian"

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    Here, examples of Latin spoken...

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    Does it sound horrible?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IVDEVS_AVGVSTVS View Post
    Italian is closer to Ancient Latin than Romanian.
    Sardinian and Sicilian (local dialects of Southern Italian) are the closest to Latin.

    Thus, we all know what Latin actually sounds like, so it won't sound garbage.
    We can just use Italian pronunciation, and it will sound nice...
    Original Latin pronunciation is pretty much known, and it sounded nothing like what we - or anyone else - are used to. Bunch of Grecophiles they were, Kaisar, Kikero and the rest.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_r..._pronunciation

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