Creo c\'eti di noi domine kotolnae......c\'edai protoshna.
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See below Explanation: I am afraid your text is not latin. There are no k's in latin. As for Portuguese, well, I am a native speaker, and could not understand the meaning. |
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For sure it is not portuguese ... Explanation: ... and as far as I can say it´s not latin, french, spanish or italian, either. I tried to search the dictionaries for the words kotolnae and protoshna and get nothing in romenian, russian and catalã. Any way, I think it´s possible make some educated guesses: Creo = sounds like "I believe" in a lot of languages Eti = sounds like the verbe être in french = to be noi = probably "we" - di noi resembles "us" domine = Lord So, my guess is something like "I believe that we have a Lord ..." Please, let me know if you can find out what kind of language is this. Márcio |
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