IHF: mangae deviatique civiles solum sunt. Barbararum linguas

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Captchae delendi est.

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Captchae delendi *sunt

Ignominias sum :(

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Perfeci! (Ea dixit.)

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>>4675659
4 years of latin finally put to good use

>>4675688
I understood that one

>>4675663
>>4675664
delete what?

>tfw translation is shit-tier
>tfw can't fix it because no textbooks
fucking hell

>>4680759
I don't think you got what he meant

I wonder what Cicero would think of this.

It's beautiful, OP.

>>4680790
I think I do, it's something about destroying or deleting captcha. And both words are pretty similar in meaning, specially in this website space, since seem they seem to come from the word he was using

>Tfw this thread is making me regret not paying attention more in my 4 years of Latin

>>4680876
Don't know about Cicero but Catullus would probably get a kick out of this.

why?

>>4680948
are you baiting? it means something along the lines of "damn captcha", there's nothing about deleting

>>4681329
I feel you, I wouldn't have copied all that homework if I knew I could have used my knowledge for something like this

>>4681460
why not?

>>4680759
>>4680790
>>4680948
>>4681688
It literally means "The Captchas must be destroyed." Of course OP Is a retard because a passive paraphrastic must take the DATIVE of agentry, not nominative. "Carthago delenda est" ~ Cato the Elder

To continue the thread if you want any sick captions, I'll translate them for you, for a price.

>>4681729
Seeing your terrible mistakes is already too much to pay

>>4681365
Oh, definitely.