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Welcome back to the only language lesson that offers no real value but feels important. 🏺 Latin for the Illiterati 🏺 This week’s phrase is: 📜 Ure me, pater. 📜 Meaning: Burn me daddy. Usage: Whispered during rituals. Shouted during pump candles. Can also be muttered

Aqua non petimus ardeat ille scelestus. Arde, sceleste. Arde.

OOGUM

Roma non uno die aedificata est. Et Catena Ursi non omni hora lucet. Sed qui manent lucem videbunt. Catena Ursi.

🏺 Latin for the Illiterati. 🏺 Welcome to your weekly reminder that ancient languages never asked to be part of your crypto breakdown and yet, here we are. This week’s phrase is:📜 Si catena ursi mille habet sectatores, unus eorum sum ego. Si catena ursi decem habet

In fluctibus rubeis, piscam QIA. Salve.

Have you thought about ancient Rome today?

Bene est. Ite et vivite vitas vestras. Nobis catenam relinquite. Catena Ursi.

Tace et me oscula dum pretium crescit.

oogum boogum et noli oblivisci: Romam non uno die aedificatam esse

Welcom to another episode of Latin for the Illiterati 🏛️. This week, we don’t need any other phrase. We’re repeating one of the most important ones: "credere in aliquid" meaning: believe in something Say it, scribble it, tweet it. credere in aliquid. credere in aliquid.

woke up like dis. Oogum Boogum. Catena Ursi.

oogum boogum. say it back.

Num sero advenimus? Salve.

salve if you salve

BM

Smokeus scelus facere. Catena Ursi.

Welcome to the New Hub.

duo virgula sex

oogum boogum.