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which language is this and where is spoken? Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Nullam?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
its dummy text, derived from latin, and that which you have quoted is typical of "filler" type text you find inside word processor templates, to fill in gaps before you put in your own content
Source(s): http://www.lipsum.com/ - wigginsrayLv 71 decade ago
looks like latin - probably from a "instant latin" plugin from a page layout program like Quark or InDesign - used to "Greek" text - don't know why they use latin for greek - but I digress.
latin isn't a "live" language - you'll find some traditional Catholic churches that still do portions of mass in latin.
Contrary to what V.P. Dan Quayle thought - they don't speak latin in Latin America.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
That looks like Latin. Spoken in the Vatican up until the 1960s.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
That would be Latin. Not speaking it, I don't know what it means, except something in the first sentence refers to sorrow.
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