What language is this invite written in?

Latin?

Could it be Latin?

Well I thought Latin too but can't find an online translator

Which idiot wrote these templates in fecking Latin? What a plonker. Like who readily knows Latin these days?

Twonk [V]?

I need to write an invite to an Afternoon Tea Party

Anyone care to do it for me? I need to send it this afternoon and I'm knackered ?

There are words that are Latin-like - but a fair few that aren't, and it reads like no Latin I ever studied!
Tbh, it looks like some jabberwocky type made up thing to me!

I'm not sure it is Latin.

I studied Latin A-level and although it looks like Latin, I don't think it is.

More importantly, why are they written like that and why do the dates etc in english?

Who sent them to you and how do you know them? Is it some sort of puzzle perhpas?

Looks latin ish but is nothing I learned in 3 years of high school latin! ?

Dear Bob,
Please come to my tea party on Tuesday at 3pm. Bring cake.
Love,
Peaches.

Did you say these are templates? If so, it's very common to use Latin for templates. H always uses Latin on sample websites where they are awaiting copy, normally starting "Lorem Dipsum" , so I'd say it's just dummy text. There are websites where you can get dummy text and I think it's just auto generated so it may well just be a random mix of Latin words.

They are templates in my email programme and I'm trying to taylor one for this tea party

I have to send it today to all the ladies otherwise they won't have time to RSVP by Friday

But I'm knackered.

And after the meeting with my 'helpers', I'm wondering if this isn't all going a bit OTT. They want fresh flowers and champagne and pretty napkins everyone to dress up in summery dresses and hats ?

quote:Originally posted by clair_de_lune
Dear Bob,
Please come to my tea party on Tuesday at 3pm. Bring cake.
Love,
Peaches.

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LOL, love it!

Thing is, there won't be any Bobs! It's women only! And WE'RE making the sandwiches and cakes and pastries

(which reminds me I need to plant my cress seeds NOW or we won't be having egg and cress sandwiches!)

Easy,

Peaches cordially requests the presence of {insert their name} at [time and date] for afternoon tea. (Alternatively you can say High tea)

If you wantto be mega english and old fashioned don't use your name and instead use "Mrs Joe Bloggs*"

* Assuming that's Mr Peaches' name!

quote:Originally posted by Peaches

quote:Originally posted by clair_de_lune
Dear Bob,
Please come to my tea party on Tuesday at 3pm. Bring cake.
Love,
Peaches.

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LOL, love it!

Thing is, there won't be any Bobs! It's women only! And WE'RE making the sandwiches and cakes and pastries

(which reminds me I need to plant my cress seeds NOW or we won't be having egg and cress sandwiches!)

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Dear Bobette,
Please come to my tea party on Tuesday at 3pm, we're having egg and cress sandwiches.
Love,
Peaches.
p.s. Bring booze

quote:Originally posted by clair_de_lune

quote:Originally posted by Peaches

quote:Originally posted by clair_de_lune
Dear Bob,
Please come to my tea party on Tuesday at 3pm. Bring cake.
Love,
Peaches.

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LOL, love it!

Thing is, there won't be any Bobs! It's women only! And WE'RE making the sandwiches and cakes and pastries

(which reminds me I need to plant my cress seeds NOW or we won't be having egg and cress sandwiches!)

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Dear Bobette,
Please come to my tea party on Tuesday at 3pm, we're having egg and cress sandwiches.
Love,
Peaches.
p.s. Bring booze

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?? You crack me up!!

Peaches - are you one of the english girls that runs english tea parties out there?

a friend of a friend is making a packet by doing this

This might help?

https://www.lipsum.com/

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peaches - are you one of the english girls that runs english tea parties out there?

a friend of a friend is making a packet by doing this

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No, tell me more! If this goes off well, then it might be something to consider! At her home or at someone else's?

She goes out and also hosts them - the women go mad for them

http://www.joyofbaking.com/EnglishTeaParty.html
http://sippingtea.com/ideas.html
http://www.expertvillage.com/video/59495_tea-party-presenting.htm?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=yssp&utm_campaign=yssp_mainvids

you could be an English Tea Party Planner

quote:Originally posted by jonicko
she goes out and also hosts them - the women go mad for them

http://www.joyofbaking.com/EnglishTeaParty.html
http://sippingtea.com/ideas.html
http://www.expertvillage.com/video/59495_tea-party-presenting.htm?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=yssp&utm_campaign=yssp_mainvids

you could be an English Tea Party Planner

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Those sites are great Jonicko - thank you! I've just the joyofbaking site a lot and we're using their recipes for our cakes and pastries.

Have just forwarded to my co-hosts the link to the video! They'll love that!