equal in latin

the world is not equal in latin, but in latin is the way that I think it is.

Here’s a quote from the movie “Citizen Kane”. “If there is a Latin word that means the same in all languages, it is equal.” This is an idea that I try to live by.

I see a lot of latin in my day to day life, but I often think it is very much a matter of translation. I am very familiar with Latin and I spend a lot of time in Latin countries, but I find that if I try to translate Latin into English, many of the idioms are often “too much” for English speakers.

I have a lot of Latin in my house, and very often when I am looking through a book or on my laptop I will try to find a word that seems similar to a word that is not in Latin. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.

Latin is a language that was created by the ancient Roman Empire. It is extremely well known for its many great words. As far as I know, there are only about 20 words in Latin that are not in English. It’s definitely not a language that is easily translatable, and I doubt that even those 20 words are common knowledge.

While you can often pick out words in Latin that are similar to words in English, it can be difficult to figure out exactly what words are in Latin and what words are not. There is a language called The Latin alphabet, and The Latin script. It is a system for writing Latin characters that is pretty much identical to the alphabets of the world.

The Latin alphabet is based on the letters of the Latin script. When you type a Latin character into a normal keyboard it looks like it is written with the Latin letters of the alphabet, but with a different shape. The Latin alphabet is usually used for writing Latin, but it is also the alphabet that is used to write English. It is often used for writing other languages as well, but English is still the one used for writing everyday speech.

The Latin alphabets is one of the first languages to have been invented. The first Latin letter, ε, is pronounced as /ə/ in Latin. η is the Latin letter for the sound /θ/, and δ is the Latin letter for the sound /dʒ/.

But the Latin alphabet is also used in other languages. The Latin alphabet is used for writing and understanding all of the languages of the world, including Greek and Hebrew, as well as the ancient languages Sanskrit and Greek.

Latin is the only official alphabet used in the Vatican, and it is used for the official documents written by the Catholic Church. It is a common abbreviation for the Latin alphabet, and is the official code for the writing of most official documents in the Catholic Church.