I've designed a wide variety of Latin-themed t-shirts. Just click on the images of these products and you can tailor them to your sizes and put them on different garments, coffee cups, and other assorted items!
Here's a very popular item, "I am a Latin Lover"
I also have a number of shirts sporting famous quotes from Latin Literature
Visit my author page at Lingua Sacra Publishing. You'll find everything from espionage thrillers, young adult adventure, and ways to learn new languages.
Keith Massey, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison). Latin Teacher, Author, Musician, Eastern Orthodox Priest
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Saturday, December 4, 2010
T-Shirts for Arabic Language Nerds!
That's right! Just in time for your holiday shopping, here are several fun ideas, courtesy of Snarla Husayn's Zazzle site.

She'll make that one available for any place name you request, I'm sure.
A reimagining of Shakespeare as "Shaykh Zubayr:

That's available also as a coffee cup, among other products.
And finally, obscure but very funny (to total Arabic language nerds anyway):

To see more of her products, visit her Zazzle Store.
Someone in Minnesota Loves Me!:

She'll make that one available for any place name you request, I'm sure.
A reimagining of Shakespeare as "Shaykh Zubayr:

That's available also as a coffee cup, among other products.
And finally, obscure but very funny (to total Arabic language nerds anyway):

To see more of her products, visit her Zazzle Store.
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