You know, I suddenly find myself so much less amused that I once encouraged you to force Mystery Hunters to read lyrics in Latin...this is harder than it looks, darnit.
I keep reading 3 as "Tu et Ego" from, um, there's no good Latin word for "Chess," is there.
And 6 is clearly the theme from "Sleepy Tiger, Hidden Tree of Life."
I think I'm going to need to get out my Latin dictionary. I'm missing an awful lot of open-class items here.
Chess was in the middle ages called schachi or ludus schachorum. Those who shun medieval words prefer to just call it latrunculi, a somewhat similar game played by the Romans.
I needed a dictionary to help with the Latin, but I did get nine of the ten. I've posted my rough translations in this post in my journal, if you'd like to try to solve these without having to pull out a Latin grammar book.
I got set 1, #6! The capitalization is indeed important, and it's "Waterside", not "Riverside". Also, the word order in tahnan's translation is not correct.
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I keep reading 3 as "Tu et Ego" from, um, there's no good Latin word for "Chess," is there.
And 6 is clearly the theme from "Sleepy Tiger, Hidden Tree of Life."
I think I'm going to need to get out my Latin dictionary. I'm missing an awful lot of open-class items here.
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Aha!
The capitalization is indeed important, and it's "Waterside", not "Riverside". Also, the word order in