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"Omnia is pronounced that way, at least here in Germany :P"
IN ITALY TOO.

"1. "pavor omnifere pona"

Pavor = dread
Omnifere= doesn't exist
pona= doesn't exist"

I didn't have time to...

Ok go further with your version, I'll go with mine.
Just one thing: it's dangerous in latin to focus only on the meaning because often (read: always) if you dont' look at the grammar, the meaning...

ehmm...you never studied latin at school, did you?

endings are important in latin, one word has different meanings with different endings. a word like DAY in latin (dies, diei) with different...

Good entry! I suppose that now the only thing is to wait for the lyrics.

As i said, it is the only possible way to translate it with THE WORDS THAT WE HEARD. I didn't say this is the official translation. With the words that we think to hear, this is the closest way to...

HERE THE CORRECT SUBTITLED VIDEO ON YOUTUBE! ENJOY!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0u7xTHvv4Y

Okay we worked with our latin professor and he heard the song with us. First of all we have to say that this girl Yoko Shimowhatever doesn't now latin at all, she uses grammatical constructions that...

<DIR>Okay folks, we've done it! We heard the song at least 40 times today and in 2 hours with our latin knowledge (6 years at school, 4 hours per week) and our big latin school bo + dictionary we...