Did German ever use a non latin alphabet like futhark and what version of furthark if they did use it?

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I’m trying to find out the word, or phrase for “Wednesday” in Latin (the dead language…). I’m getting a tattoo soon, and I’d like the word Wednesday tattood in Latin if it’s possible. Does anyone know of any phrase, symbol or word that describes Wednesday? I’d appreciate it!

or any of their derivative languages, I have to write a paper on some words like these and I don’t know where to start on finding them!

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i want to major in greek and roman mythology, and i want to learn to speak latin and greek, does the college of charleston( in south carolina) offer theses courses? what other colleges do in south carolina?

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i am thinking about learning latin but half the people i asked said it would look bad and the other half said it would look good on my college application. what do you think? thank you!

p.s. i already speak spanish and german and i know about 50% of french… :]

Having some difficulties with the Latin language. I have need of two phrases, terms or names. Any help would be much appreciated!

A name of a place (noun): “Castle of Life and Death” How to say this in Latin as a name of a place?

Closest I can come to is: “Castellum of Vita and Letum” or “Moenia of Vita quod Nex”

The next is an entity “Most Beloved One” as a reference to one person.

“carus Unus” ?

Also it would be a huge help to me to know how to use words such as (and, the, of, as,) etc., *prepositions* in the Latin language in simple sentences. I mean what are they and are they used differently from other languages? If I recall correctly I was told that the English language uses too many unnecessary words which seems about right so I am having difficulty knowing when words above would be used or not used.

Thanks in advance and forgive me if my question is confusing.

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I took a little bit of french in high school and did alright, but I put latin as a last backup for my course scheduling in college and was put into the course. I’m attending Rutgers University-New Brunswick if that helps anyone.

So I wanna know if latin is an extremely difficult language to learn and if I should be worried about the course….thanks =)
yeah, the only language I speak is english