What's This? Nightmare Before Christmas in Latin! Quid Est? (lyrics: Stefano Vittori)

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WHAT'S THIS?
QUID EST?
Translated by Stefano "RVMAK" Vittori; see his KZbin channel here:
/ @rvmak
What's this?
What's this? There's color everywhere!
What's this? There's white things in the air!
What's this?
I can't believe my eyes, I must be dreaming. Wake up, Jack, this isn't fair!
What's this?
Quid est?
Quid hoc, ubīque quod micat?
Quid hoc, quod undique albicat?
Quid est?
Age, eja, surge lectulō: quis ista digna crēdier putat?
Quid est?
What's this?
What's this? There's something very wrong.
What's this? There's people singing songs.
What's this?
The streets are lined with little creatures laughing. Everybody seems so happy:
Have I possibly gone daffy?
What is this?
What's this?
Quid est?
Quid hic, nisī merus furor?
Quid hic canentium canor?
Quid est?
Per angiporta parvulus cachinnat. Unde tanta pāx meat?
Vel unde mēns mihī labat?
Rogō, quid est?
Quid est?
There's children throwing snowballs
Instead of throwing heads
They're busy building toys and absolutely no one's dead
There's frost on every window, oh, I can't believe my eyes
And in my bones I feel the warmth that's coming from inside.
Nivis jocāre, calvīs
dum abstinēs, pilīs?
Joca inter illa, tū, ratis Charontis, ēsurīs?
Nivet fenestra quaeque, sed - quis huic fidem dabit? -
calor profundus intimīs in ossibus fluit!
Oh look!
What's this?
They're hanging mistletoe,
they kiss
Why that looks so unique,
inspired
They're gathering around to hear a story roasting chestnuts on a fire.
What's this?
Viden?
Ubi
parāta sertula,
ibi
dabuntur ōscula?
Papae!
Et ad larem legentur, audiente jūniōre, fābulae?
Quid est?
What's this?
In here
they've got a little tree,
how queer!
And who would ever think
And why?
They're covering it with tiny little things
They've got electric lights on strings
And there's a smile on everyone.
Quid est?
Quid hīc
struuntur arbutī?
Quibus
putem ista fīerī,
utī
globīs parāta lūcidīs serant,
strophia fulgida adigant,
tripudiumque sonitet?
So, now, correct me if I'm wrong
This looks like fun! this looks like fun!
Oh, could it be I got my wish?
What's this?
Nisi parum mihi liquet,
mihi placet! mihi placet!
Bene petīta dabitis?
Quid est?
Oh my,
what now?
The children are asleep
But look,
there's nothing underneath
No ghouls,
no witches here to scream and scare them
Oh ensnare them,
only little cozy things
Secure inside their dreamland.
Novum!
super
serēna fundier!
carēns
timōribus puer,
minīs
strigum rapācium solūtus,
involūtus
strāgulīs, süāviter
fruī sopōre tūtō!
What's this?
The monsters are all missing and the nightmares can't be found
And in their place there seems to be good feeling all around.
Instead of screams, I swear I can hear music in the air.
The smell of cakes and pies are absolutely everywhere.
Quid est?
Abest mināta larva et omnis incubus latet!
bonīs fugāta nēniīs Megaera subjacet!
Et in locō metūs viae sonāre cantibus!
Placentaque hinc et hinc meīs olēre nāribus.
The sights, the sounds
They're eveywhere and all
around.
I've never felt so good
before
This empty place inside of me is filling up
I simply cannot get enough.
melē sonant;
ubīque horōmata
micant:
remōta gaudia
prius!
Vacāns quod hoc inest locum ecce repleō!
satur fuisse nequeō!
I want it, oh, I want it, oh, I want it for my own!
I've got to know, I've got to know, what is this place that I have found?
What is this?
Christmas town ...hmm
Volō omnia haec et omnia haec citō mihī volō!
Citō sciam vocābulum quod est novissimō locō,
quod quid est?
Strēniō... Hem!
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[@oolooo]

When the Pagan Roman gets introduced to Christmas .

[@ZephLodwick]

Nah, more like when the Christians get introduced to Saturnalia.

[@matheuspinho4987]

@@ZephLodwick most academics in religion studies recocgnize that Saturnalia has nothing to do wirh Christmas kzbin.info/www/bejne/a53WlKeXha-GrNE

[@ZephLodwick]

@@matheuspinho4987 Fascinating. I hadn't seen this video before, even though I love Andrew's work, because as the son of a Latin teacher and doctor is classical architecture, I knew enough about Saturnalia and how it was co-opted by the Christians. This video was very interesting. Thank you for teaching me something new!

[@stevied3400]

@@ZephLodwick Didn’t know that the ancient pagan Romans celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ.

[@fatalos6855]

@@stevied3400 Of course they didn't but they had a holiday around the same date

[@loris3ai665]

Rare footage of Caligula making his horse a senator

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Pffft 😂😂

[@D3NPC]

I was always scared about Jack being caught in this scene, but then I remembered that he's the spirit of Halloween and everything scary or something. Of course he knows how to hide!

[@D3NPC]

Because good horror is something you never see coming, ri boo (that's your cue to scream)

[@pedrosabino8751]

Rare footage of IVLIVS CAESAR when goes to Britannia.

[@Valagh]

AHAHAHAAHAHAH Epic win

[@ZephLodwick]

More like Aeneas when he first lands on the plains of Latium.

[@pedrosabino8751]

@@ZephLodwick too

[@dantosinferne]

how the hell does this sound even more adorable in latin??

[@sekhmara8590]

Not sure why, but it absolutely does!

[@marcoaureliodecimomeridio4377]

Doing this but with gladiator movie or Rome TV series would be more than unbelievable

[@grexwtf]

[x100 likes]

[@ScorpioMartianus]

I’m working on it! 😅

[@grexwtf]

@@ScorpioMartianus, if you'd ever have help with such an endeavour, or one similar to which, it would be a pleasure to give it in the form of voice-overs and such.

[@Anonie324]

@@ScorpioMartianus The thought of HBO Rome scenes dubbed in Latin of your caliber is almost too amazing to even risk contemplating.

[@VoicePassion]

If you dub Rome, I want to be Atia! She’s my parallel universe self. (Serious offer)

[@spicycucumber8193]

it's like re-experiencing this song from scratch. The metric, the rhythm, the rhymes and *THE VOICE* make it perfect.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thank you!!! 🥰

[@gabem.5242]

Almost every Italian High School student translating Tacitus's writings: *"QUIBUS SUNT? QUIBUS SUNT? Tacitus verba sunt! Quid est? Historiae Librum Quartum Est! BABAE! Surripesum sum, hoc translationem quasi inpossibilis est!"*

[@flannelsone1159]

What is the fourth book?

[@non.newtonianfluid]

I'm spanish speaker and and I can understand almost everything! is amazing, Thanks for doing this! This Spanish song is called "¿Que es?" They actually sound very similar. Will you make more songs in Latin version? You actually sing very well 😃😌😄

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Yes! This week!

[@jackthefrog80085]

I'm a Portuguese speaker and i feel the same

[@renm0]

I'm also a spanish speaker and I can't understand more than "qué es?" 😂😂😂

[@non.newtonianfluid]

@@renm0 Really? Maybe I read more than average. Old words were used but not so many. I can definitely see the root of almost every word.

[@juanme555]

@@renm0 The jilari guy probably watched the movie 20 times in Spanish from childhood to today and that's why he feels much more at home with the lyrics.

[@seeyouchump]

Rare footage of emperor Nero during the great fire of Rome (colorized)

[@inog8766]

The amount of effort put into this is amazing!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@Leon-zu1wp]

I guess it really is the language of the dead.

[@simonebiggi9180]

In questo raro documento d'epoca, un sacerdote di Saturno, tale Tale Titus Taphius, si domanda, visibilmente stupito, cosa sia questa nuova festività introdotta da Aureliano, questo... 'Natale'... 😜😂 Grande Scorpio Martianus! Grazie!

[@rinLund]

Oh my goodness. What a talent. Like most singing folks, I have only sung in church latin. What a treat this was to hear! I'm more and more impressed with you the more I watch your channels!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Aw thanks so much for watching them! 👻🎃

[@Raphe9000]

Oh my, I'm so happy you did this.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Raphe9000 thanks! 😃 💀 🎅 🎄 👻 I’m glad you liked it.

[@joelucas7052]

I’m English/French bilingual and I feel like I actually “get” these songs better in Latin! It definitely brings me back to Parochial school

[@bolenco149]

OvO quid est?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Nice jack emoticon! haha

[@bossopotato2462]

Lorelai144 I’m calling the police

[@donjuantuno7447]

Lorelai144 *noto tuberam tuam* 0w0 quid est? :3c (go easy on me, I'm a novatum over here xp)

[@elcatrinc1996]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. LATIN FURRIES NO

[@bolenco149]

@@elcatrinc1996 we do a little trolling

[@pile333]

Even a singer you are!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

I try sometimes ☺️

[@HasufelyArod]

I don't know, but Luke's voice actually does sound perfect for a youthful character like Jack Skeleton. Besides, I'd say that his voice is pretty close to the original in English. I've heard this song in other languages, such as German, Italian, and Japanese, and I'd say Luke's voice does sound similar to these versions. I looked for the Finnish version but found nothing.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Very kind!

[@qiqqo]

è già difficile in italiano, figuriamoci in latino... rinnovo i complimenti ScorpioMartianus

[@Glassandcandy]

Would absolutely love one of these for “Always Look on the Bright Side of life” from the Life of Brian. And if you REALLY want to get specific you could even do it in Biblical Hebrew/Aramaic lol

[@ArthurPPaiva]

His voice is exacly the same has Brazilian portuguese! And really sounds like a twisted portuguese for me, so i was *404 ERROR* during all the song hahahaha The song in portuguese: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ6cdJuChdylr9k

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Haha thanks so much! I was imitating the original voice from the movie. It looks like it is close to Portuguese as well!

[@ZephLodwick]

Holy crap, he does. Portuguese sounds so cool; it's what you get when a Romantic language tries to be a Slavic language.

[@ArthurPPaiva]

@@ZephLodwick thank the provençal language and african languages who gived this sounds/ phonemes for us hahaha Before, portuguese was like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZi2YqJjd9aohtE

[@coffeemachtspass]

I’m enchanted by the notion of all these Brazilian kids watching Jack discover snow; and they’ve never seen snow either. 😃

[@nimax97]

You make the language sound so alive! I really love it. And so do my 8 year old brothers!

[@angiekelley2416]

I need to show this to my Latin teacher.

[@hermescosmicstuff5962]

This song works well in Latin

[@ScorpioMartianus]

See the songs from The Nightmare Before Christmas translated into Latin at this playlist of my videos: kzbin.info/aero/PLU1WuLg45SiwuGR1H6ZRhLvusm1iQN7ay Commentary by the Translator Stefano Vittori: The translation is written in pure iambs, as those which can be found in Catullus 4 and 29. Unlike normal iambs, pure iambs don't allow any type of substitution, neither rational (two shorts = one long) nor irrational (one short = one long). Hence, while a poem written in normal iambs allows a remarkable degree of freedom to the composer (in theory, thanks to both rational and irrational substitution, an iamb can become a tribrachys, a spondee, a dactyl, an anapaest, and a proceleusmatic - Terence's iambs are a good example thereof, to such degree that Horace was able to transform one of his senaries into a hexameter*), pure iambs are rigid sequences of short and long syllables, creating the effect of a wild and unstoppable rhythmic stream: nothing would have been more fitting to recreate in Latin the musical and verbal patterns of the original English version, so effective in rendering Jack's excitement at the sight of Christmas Town's miracles. The stichic structure of the original song, maintained in the translation, is very interesting: the strophe and the antistrophe is opened by alternations of verses of a single iamb and of three iambs, closed by a sequence of three verses each of three iambs, with some variation in their number between the strophes. These final verses are joined to one another via synaphy (ex.: I can't believe my eyes / I must be dreaming, wake-/-up, Jack, this isn't fair - age, eja, surge lec-/-tulō, quis ista dig-/-na crēdier putat?): this last, very clever, device chosen by the composer of the original English text creates the effect of a long, concitated sentence pronounced in a single breathe, effectively rendering the protagonist's amazement. The epode is written in iambic septenaries (ex.: they're busy building toys and absolutely no one's dead - joca inter illa tū, ratis Charontis, ēsurīs). However, although this is the basic structure, the actual number of iambs per strophe shows some variation according to the music. Jack's original language is a high standard contemporary colloquial English, here rendered with a somehow eclectic register, mixing archaic forms (the infinitives crēdier, fundier) and Hellenisms, both of the classic taste (melos, "tune", "melody") and the late Latinity (horōma, "vision"), but basically adherent to the normal high standard colloquial Latin of the I c. BC - I c. AD. In two points the stream of iambic is alterated: 'stropia fulgida adigant / tripudiumque sonitet', and 'nisi parum mihi liquet / mihi placet, mihi placet': here, the replacement of the first and the penultimate iamb with pyrrhichs imitates the singer's way to pronounce the corresponding stressed syllable in the original English Stefano Vittori *Exclūsit; revocat: redeam? Nōn sī mē obsecret! (Ter., Eun., 1, 1, 4) ~ Exclūsit; revocat: redeam? Nōn sī obsecret, ecce (Hor., Sat. 4, 264).

[@abookishfable8268]

WOW. Id love to hear u sing Hellfire from notredam.. Please Please!

[@vylbird8014]

As the song contains latin, it would be amusing to switch the languages around... Latin to English, English to Latin.

[@amberberry_]

Me with four months study experience of Latin: Hmm, yes he mentioned a tree

[@jamesjasso6002]

Amo tu labor! Salve amicus

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Gracias!

[@taylorlipinski4048]

Jack came, saw, and conquered

[@ScorpioMartianus]

👻

[@dondeestalagoterasenora5812]

No puede ser, acabo de descubrir tu canal y es muy interesante escuchar canciones de películas Disney en Latin. Me agrada jaja 0:

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Gracias ☺️

[@GutoKowalski70]

Luke, you are very talented! Keep up with the great work. Saudações do Brasil.

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

My germanic ancestors, who fought off the romans at the battle of Teutoburg Forest, looking down at me unironically enjoying this: (Y) Shame

[@robinavalyn9513]

OH MY GOSH!!! Quia amo!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

🥰 👻 🎅

[@Catpuff818]

The perfect cover doesn't exi-

[@ZephLodwick]

Pictured: Aeneas when he first lands on the plains of Latium (colourised)

[@mrnul-gi3fo]

I am happy that my 4 years of latin in high school wasn't completely useless

[@cb8655]

Heaven’s Light and Hellfire from Hunchback of Notre Dame in Latin... that’d be perfect!

[@ughmazing8073]

Such talent. This is professional level. Amazing.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks!

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

Actually, thinking about it, at Camp Jupiter, they probably perform the entire thing as a musical on Halloween, or on Christmas, it's a movie for the Spooky and the Snowy Season.

[@Vekin03]

Wow, your covers are masterpieces! I... I wish I want to learn latin now!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks! Use my LLPSI playlist 😃

[@RJ-lk6qn]

I had a smile from beginning to end. A rock song would sound super 😃

[@SantiagoG18]

I can't believe thiiiss, thank you very much :))

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks for watching and sharing the video!

[@virmaivonne]

Bellísimo. 💓💋 desde Bogotá- Colombia.

[@zmaja]

Joy 😊

[@suem6004]

You are incredible! So talented.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Oh thank you, Sue! 🥰

[@suem6004]

ScorpioMartianus I speak the truth. Do not speak platitudes. Will buy your Latin learning via your shop. Look forward to one day responding in Latin.

[@graziabologna0300]

It's very beautiful this song!!!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Grazie, Grazia! 🥰 👻

[@Hassan-Karim]

Capolavoro 😃questa è la mia infanzia. Good job👍

[@juanbentancor5899]

You make me love this song with your version Luke. Perbelle!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Grātiās!

[@Rosx1000]

Por isso que eu gosto desse canal, essa versão ...Tim Burton é muito amor!!!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Rosana Lima obrigado!!

[@Rosx1000]

@@ScorpioMartianus De nada. É muito interessante ver como a dublagem em latim se encaixa inclusive com a estética da animação. Fico imaginando como seria uma versão de Edward Scissorhands em latim, todavia, creio que as versões com animações ainda são as mais encantadoras 🤗.

[@ariasemusicaslegendadas7657]

Não foi tim burton que dirigiu esse filme ele só foi no estudio algumas vezes

[@sekhmara8590]

Always love singing along to this song, and wow, it's way more fun in Latin! Thanks so much!

[@peterbrown3004]

Gloriosi lemures

[@arnekgriswold9059]

I love it.

[@cpozo3306]

Merry Saturnalia

[@grexwtf]

Bravo, Martin. Bravo.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

James Leborgne Martin? Who is Martin?

[@sekhmara8590]

Had to revisit this, it's so much fun! Edit... also gave it share on twitter :) tis the season to spread some joy, and this totally counts!

[@dawsiful]

Ma è simpaticissima 'sta cosa! 😃 Ma, Luke, sei tu il cantante? Sei fortissimo, veh!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Sono io! Grazie

[@dawsiful]

@@ScorpioMartianus oh, uomo dal multiforme ingegno! Che gli dèi ti preservino a lungo per la nostra sete di sapere...e il nostro sollazzo 😉😊

[@Tesana]

May I ask what 'strēniō' means literally? I couldn't find translations online.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

absolutely you may ask! It was invented by the translator. Strenia is the goddess of end-year Christmas gifts. Thus Strenio is like Sulmo, a city in Italy.

[@Tesana]

Aha! That makes sense. Grātiās tibi agō!

[@acerockman3520]

io saturnalia

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Ace Rockman iō!

[@seand.g423]

@@ScorpioMartianus you'll have to excuse him, Android still doesn't have/no longer has o-Macron as an option...

[@pasqualetortorella4559]

Semper gaudium quoddam.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Connor KPT Est!

[@HasufelyArod]

Optime fecisti, Luci. Amo vocis sonum tuum.

[@NumHeut]

Great! :D 😍😍😍

[@ScorpioMartianus]

SalukiLove thanks!

[@amandacavalcanti5907]

Loved it! I am a portuguese speaker and I understood nearly nothing 😅

[@loum73]

Nero caught fiddling on camera.

[@blomsterdemon8483]

Quedó hermoso ;-;💜💜💜

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Gracias 😃

[@albizabm]

Nella nostra Arena(Verona) costoro avrebbero detto "Ave Caesar salutant vos mortui",invece di "Ave, Caesar,morituri te salutant".😆 Ipsum bonus Vittori!

[@schooltips5973]

Hahaha natale l'hai hai tradotto con "strēnio" sei un genio

[@thatdbzguyfr]

I'm a German speaker and this sounds like an Alien language to me

[@akumabakemono1447]

Hahaha I'm a spanish speaker and this sound really close to my mother tongue.

[@ZephLodwick]

Horror Ante Saturnalia

[@slitbodmodfidgetspinnerdab3317]

Could you do the same but with HBO's Rome Cicero scenes? *GRATĪ A LABORE OPERISQVE TVĪ SVMVS, O FRATER ANIMÆ LATIĪ*

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Grātiās! That is part of the master plan. I need the time and financial resources to make that happen haha

[@ZephLodwick]

Panem verum Romanum erga Romani veri.

[@jesusguzman410]

Jejeje, me estoy dando cuenta que la pronunciación eclesiástica es más fluida y estética que la clásica, pero tú logras usar una u otra según preferencia, eso es genial 👍👍👍. Yo acabo de ver las 5 declinaciones, pero es la 3° es la peor por su gran irregularidad; y aún me falta muchísimo. Por eso mismo, al escucharte me llena gusto a continuar. PD: Tienes buena voz 😎

[@kingdededelicious]

Tails theme - Sonic's Adventure? Excellent translation btw

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks!

[@rhumakrasna3375]

Thanks ☺️☺️☺️

[@user-jc3zg9rr4v]

От Эколингвиста. 😼

[@Croopskate]

Optima ex omnibus pelliculis tuis!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Grātiās tibi agō!

[@juancruzespinosa6526]

¡Dios! sufrí tratando de cantar esta traducción al latín, pero creo que lo hice mas o menos bien pese a estar engripado.

[@riccardodonnari]

where the singer is from ?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

I’m from the US 😊

[@MicaelaQueirozCardoso]

Incrível! Adoro!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Obrigado!

[@MicaelaQueirozCardoso]

@@ScorpioMartianus Luke help learn to talk Latin! Can I do it with you or with Lingo pie? Estou a apaixonar-me...hehe

[@oolooo]

After being baptized in the new Faith of "Chrestus" , Iaqvelus discovers the joy of the Nativitas Christi

[@richardyao9012]

Vōx Iācōbī optima est.

[@symmetryking8884]

ScorpioMartianus amamus!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

grātiās!

[@OptimusPhillip]

What does "Strenio" mean? I get the impression that it's the translator's interpretation of what Christmas Town would be called in Latin, but I'm curious as to what the actual word means since it doesn't sound related to the Latin word for Christmas.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Strēnia is the goddess of year-end gift giving. Strēniō is formed like other towns, for example Sulmō where Ovid was born.

[@OptimusPhillip]

@@ScorpioMartianus thank you, very fascinating.

[@sekhmara8590]

@@ScorpioMartianus Thank you for the explanation. Was wondering, and that's such a brilliant choice. "Strenio"

[@lorenzobaldini2027]

One question: are you Italian?

[@HS-handle]

Very impressive. Bravo! A little observation: "quid" probably should sound a little more like "queed" rather than the English pronunciation

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks! As for the pronunciation, actually not; the Roman grammarians attest to the alteration of the short i after qu and v in words like quis, quid, and vir.

[@HS-handle]

@@ScorpioMartianus then it's may be a little bit like the oh sound, according to some renowned English-speaking grammarians :) no traces in any of the modern Romance languages, but still very plausible

[@lindenbergvital7910]

Why is Jack singing in Classical when he is supposed to sing in Ecclesiastical (because he is from Halloween Town)?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Because he has embraced the spirit of Christmas! 🎅 haha. See the Jack’s Lament music video on this channel

[@aerobolt256]

1:26 "süāviter"? When did Latin get umlauts/diaeresises?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Yes indeed! And this song it’s used to clarify that this is not /swa/ but /sua/ with two vowels

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Occasionally Roman poets will turn vowel u into a consonant like ten-vis for te-nu-is, and sil-u-a for sil-va - Vergil did both of these. These are variants current in the natural pronunciation of his day. The diaeresis helps us know that the first u is to be treated as a vowel, not a consonant, and thus su-a are two syllables instead of one (one syllable is normal)

[@nolder]

@@ScorpioMartianus In spanish we use it exclusively in "gue" and "gui" syllables when the u needs to be pronounced, like in "pingüino" (penguin) or "antigüedad" (antiquity). Otherwise it would be pronounced as in "guerra" (war) which "gue" would be pronounced something like "geh".Do you know if this rule comes from what you explained? Thanks for your videos by the way, they're amazing!

[@jamesjasso6002]

Eo Saturnalia!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

:D

[@kevinmiranda553]

Asombroso

[@blizzard_the_seal9863]

owo? quid est?

[@stellatorres7922]

in Latin, they don't capitalize anything unless it is a name.

[@miningtips]

Ever heard Cat Stevens' "O Caritas"?

[@kreon7404]

Tanto gaudio spectavi audivique hoc.

[@randomone8348]

I wish I could see a video of you singing instead of the cartoon!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks! There are several on this channel! Look for my rendition of Yesterday and Fly Me To The Moon.

[@randomone8348]

@@ScorpioMartianus oh yeah there are! Awww why are you so charming!! I gotta stop watching your videos or I’ll fall in love. Great stuff though.

[@crepusculum-rq5ll]

Quod est perfectum

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Grātiās tibi!

[@stellatorres7922]

Quid est? means What is?

[@Bastilhe]

what does io mean in latin?

[@LeoNarrator]

It's an exclamation like English 'yo' or 'hey'

[@elcatrinc1996]

Can i go to the vatican and sing this ?

[@user-qn4wx4lw7c]

maximas tibi gratias ago) valde mihi placet..sed pronuntiatum restitutum non exsequor... "с", "ae" et "V" magnae dignitatis non sunt. nullus romanus tuum carmen intellegit, quia accentus musicalis sermonis latini perditus est.

[@RFxSukhoi]

I love it.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thank you!