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You're probably not a native speaker of English, but of Latin. In Latin, `ignorare` can mean `not to know` in addition to its meaning of `not to pay attention t
by mdemare 11y ago
You're probably not a native speaker of English, but of Latin. In Latin, `ignorare` can mean `not to know` in addition to its meaning of `not to pay attention to`, but in English, it only has the meaning of `not to pay attention to`.
Vale.
- madez 11y agoThere are most probably no native speakers of Latin. Maybe you meant Spanish?
- infinity 11y agoHow about time travellers from the Imperium Romanum?
- kaffeinecoma 11y agoI'm sure he meant speakers of Latin-derived languages. I see native French speakers make this mistake often in English.
- madez 11y agoThanks for this information.
- riffraff 11y agofair enough, assuming you mean "latin derived language" thanks!
- mdemare 11y agoActually I assumed you were a time traveller.