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I know only one person with such good skill in latin. He may speak in classic greek toofengitreon wrote:hello, just out of curiosity, i was wondering how many Go players know lingua latina, and have a decent level like to have conversations or commenting a Go game?
Winnie Ille PuDJLLAP wrote:In Barnes and Noble, I found a copy of The Hobbit translated into Latin. It kind of amazed me that anyone would publish it. I can't imagine more than a few thousand selling. Talk about a niche market.
Go check out the Amazon "Foreign Language" bestsellers and see exactly how "niche" this market is. There are many, many more Latinists than go players, for better or for worse.Bill Spight wrote:Winnie Ille PuDJLLAP wrote:In Barnes and Noble, I found a copy of The Hobbit translated into Latin. It kind of amazed me that anyone would publish it. I can't imagine more than a few thousand selling. Talk about a niche market.
The station is YLE Radio 1, and the "Nuntii latini" is broadcasted every Friday (weekly, not daily) 18:15-18:20 (EET). The webpage of the program is at http://yle.fi/radio1/tiede/nuntii_latini/cyclops wrote:There is a Finnish radiostation that broadcasts the daily news in Latin. ICYAI.
tut tutfengitreon wrote:i was wondering how many Go players know linguam latinam
Ceterum censeo et moderatorem ipsum criticandum esse.Joaz Banbeck wrote:Dominus Anulorum in tres partes divisus est.
GRAVISSIMVM inter eos ludi genus est huiusmodi. In alueo trecentarum cellularum plures, ducentis calculis colludunt, e quibus alij candidi sunt, alij atri. His calculis alter alterius calculos procurat in medium alueum relegare, vt reliquis deinde cellulis dominentur: ad extremum qui plures in alueo cellulas sibi subiecit, victor appellatur. Hunc ludum auidissime arripiunt Magistratus, & saepe maximam diei partem ludendo consumunt; nam inter ludendi peritos, horam integram ludus vnus tenet. Qui huius ludi peritus est, tamersi alia nullare insignis fuerit, ab omnibus colitur, & euocatur. Imo nonnulli etiam eos solitis sibiritibus magistros legunt, vt abiis accurate huius ludi rationem ediscant.
Seek and ye shall find. Try Trigantius.I was poking around to see if the 16th c. jesuits reported back on Go. Sadly, it seems Ricci wrote his travelogues in Italian.