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Satan is weaker than God, and if you believe in Satan, as pain and doombringer, you should know, that you believe in something the Christs created;D---have fun with your worthless and senseless life

zekthefish is wrong in how he puts it, but he does have a certain point. there's a difference between ecclesiastical latin and classical latin. I have studied both (one for church, one for school :) ) and I know what you mean, it's kinda confusing at times but this is quite correct, pronunciation is as it should be. oh, whatever.

*Armies.

In the eye is the mirror of the soul, In your I don't see anything else Than CHRISTIAN EPIDEMIC Homage for satan sworn to the devil,Unholy master, Destroy the heavens, Homage for Satan,the invocation,rule the unwanted Armice of the dead Homage for satan ,God can not find you,hell is your heaven, Jesus ripped apart... Sad in your sorrow, withered within, stand in the shadow of all of our sins, you are the son, choke on his bloodDie!!!!!!

Days of fury, those days, when the centurys become in ashes with the king David as witness and Sibila How many fear will be in the future, when the bench come to judge everything estrictly The trumpet spreading an admirable sound by the graves around the kingdoms assembling the man in front the thrown The death will be in shock as the nature when the creature arise from the dead to respond to his judge

nope i can promise you that i am studying classical latin, the sort of high-latin cicero and caesar used to speak and write. not vulgar latin.

Latin is cool.

well...i meant sadly...sorry...

i love those chants...but it hurts ( as someone who had to learn the orignial, only right calssical way of latin pronounciation ) my ears that some of the words are pronounced fatally wrong thou others are pronounced nearly perfect...*sob* and sometimes the words are written wrong...in latin there is no j!! well i am not the best at latin but at least i know really well the right pronounciation and the correct spelling of the words... anyway 5/5

bravo!

It is indeed called Ecclesiastical Latin. It's much closer to Italian in its pronunciation than Classical Latin is. The most obvious differences are that C's followed by A's, AE's, E's, or I's make a 'ch' sound, rather like the C in 'ciao,' and V's are pronounced like a V, not a W. Also, G's make a 'j' sound when followed by the same vowels above, AE is a long 'A' sound, not a long I, and T weakens to a Z sound when followed by an I and then another vowel (think of the Italian 'gratzi').

i'm interested!!!