[N3WBI3]

So:

Latin is not immutable (After all I doubt the word for ATM or checking account was around before banking)

Latin is not Dead (its spoken today)

Latin is universal (so is Japanese so its not really a huge advantage there)

The only thing you are saying is because the catholic church uses latin it has special power over satan..

[AnAmericanMother]

Latin does NOT change - the word is literally "scidula" (little ticket) for the ATM card, and you can cognio a rationem because those words are perfectly good Latin for "recognize" and "account".

And the Romans most definitely had checking accounts. How do you think they kept track of their money?

[AnAmericanMother]

Japanese, however, is a national language closely associated with a particular people (as they will tell you every chance they get.)

Latin is only associated from a nationality point of view with the Romans, who are long gone and replaced by the Italians.