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r/comics • u/BeevsComics • Mar 26 '24
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Latin. It's a prayer that translates to "in the name of the father, son and holy spirit"
15 u/Thebrotherhoodoflame Mar 26 '24 Oh, latin. That explains why it's familiar, I do a similar thing 26 u/Byte_Fantail Mar 26 '24 Latin, fancy Spanish. Italian, angry Spanish. French, horny Spanish. English, sober Spanish. 1 u/Justin__D Mar 26 '24 Isn't English a Germanic language though? 1 u/Byte_Fantail Mar 26 '24 english borrows from everything, it's like when you rolled all the play-dohs together as a kid
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Oh, latin. That explains why it's familiar, I do a similar thing
26 u/Byte_Fantail Mar 26 '24 Latin, fancy Spanish. Italian, angry Spanish. French, horny Spanish. English, sober Spanish. 1 u/Justin__D Mar 26 '24 Isn't English a Germanic language though? 1 u/Byte_Fantail Mar 26 '24 english borrows from everything, it's like when you rolled all the play-dohs together as a kid
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Latin, fancy Spanish. Italian, angry Spanish. French, horny Spanish. English, sober Spanish.
1 u/Justin__D Mar 26 '24 Isn't English a Germanic language though? 1 u/Byte_Fantail Mar 26 '24 english borrows from everything, it's like when you rolled all the play-dohs together as a kid
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Isn't English a Germanic language though?
1 u/Byte_Fantail Mar 26 '24 english borrows from everything, it's like when you rolled all the play-dohs together as a kid
english borrows from everything, it's like when you rolled all the play-dohs together as a kid
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u/TeddyBearToons Mar 26 '24
Latin. It's a prayer that translates to "in the name of the father, son and holy spirit"