Hi, Latin student here x 8 years, but just to be sure, I pulled out my Latin dictionary (like, a physical copy). Kelo is not a Latin verb, and nic is not a Latin pronoun.
There's enough legitimate evil these people are guilty of for us never to need to make things up.
Hi, Latin student here x 8 years, but just to be sure, I pulled out my Latin dictionary (like, a physical copy). Kelo is not a Latin verb, and nic is not a Latin pronoun.
There's enough legitimate evil these people are guilty of for us never to need to make things up.
Also, who still uses Google for anything?
Four years of Latin in HS here. The letter “k” is rarely used in Latin, “c” is used for the “k” sound.
The thing about Google Translate is, like Wikipedia, ANYONE can submit a definition.
I once translated a phrase there a couple of years ago, and I later did the same phrase again, and it was different that time.
It happened again with the infamous "covfefe."
Thank you for this insight.
Did some digging & found this stuff.
I get "God Bless You" with a translate search.
Not even a proper translation outside of Google-
This translation seems like a hoax that was run years ago. Sources to where original translations for Google came from it seems.
Some possible entomology
Yeah we need to stop with these, it just makes us look dumb