/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.4294983]

>mfw a pleb used a word with a Greek prefix and a Latin stem near me today

[Anonymous No.4294986]

>>>/b/

[Anonymous No.4295007]

>not resurrecting Learned Latin and making it even better than before by fusing it seamlessly with Greek to become a superlanguage that only the most erudite spergers can speak
>not helping this courageous young lad blaze the trail
>not later splitting over whether Sanskrit, Classical Chinese, or Classical Arabic should be next incorporated into the great Über-Tongue, because you are dating a Classical Chinese scholar who will later be blamed for sundering the movement in its critical developmental phase
>not presaging ten thousand eons of warfare between your sons' sons, first in secret and then in the open, as the Helleno-Latino-秦 and Latino-Helleno-لغة الكتاب cabals command the lower plebeian masses from their great Ivory Towers, while sometimes cooperating to resist radical संस्कृता वाक् insurgents who strike from the great untamed jungles of Laurasia-2

[Anonymous No.4295407]

>>4295007

>this

[Anonymous No.4295610]

>>4294983
>mfw a pleb used a word with a Greek prefix and a Latin stem near me today
>pic from NFL telecast

[Anonymous No.4295646]

>>4295007

[Anonymous No.4296541]

but anon, greek and latin are adamic languages, grammar is perfect only if it resembles greek or latin linguistic structures

[Anonymous No.4296605]

>>4295007

[Anonymous No.4296716]

>>4294983
>Roman conquest didn't happen
>Nahuatl and Latin will be never become so close to include them in a single languaje
>technical terms and neologisms are forbidden
you should steone that retarded out in the city's walls