Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Latin term or phrase:
UBIQUE LOQUIMUR
English translation:
We Speak Everywhere
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Daphne Theodoraki
Jul 20, 2001 00:41
23 yrs ago
Latin term
UBIQUE LOQUIMUR
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It is the Latin Motto for the Tactical Communications Wing of the Royal Air Force
Proposed translations
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0 | We Speak Everywhere | Daphne Theodoraki |
0 | We can speak everywhere | Francesco D'Alessandro |
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We Speak Everywhere
That's what it means.
The Tactical Communications Wing of the Royal Air Force webpage says:
"The TCW crest, a Rock Dove, the ancient ancestor of the carrier pigeon, and the Lightning bolt, a symbol synonymous with communications in the RAF, is underpinned by their motto, "Ubique Loquimur" or "We Speak Everywhere."
The Tactical Communications Wing of the Royal Air Force webpage says:
"The TCW crest, a Rock Dove, the ancient ancestor of the carrier pigeon, and the Lightning bolt, a symbol synonymous with communications in the RAF, is underpinned by their motto, "Ubique Loquimur" or "We Speak Everywhere."
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We can speak everywhere
Loquimur is the first person plural of the Latin verb "loqui" = to talk
as for ubique (an adverb), just think of the English word "ubiquitous", and you'll get the meaning
as for ubique (an adverb), just think of the English word "ubiquitous", and you'll get the meaning
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