Since Latin pre-dates the German language, the closest thing I could come up with is "Chatti" which means "Germanic"
Silvia is of Latin origin and a common name in Germany. It can be spelt Silvia or Sylvia and is pronounced 'Zilvia'.
Latin
The Old English word was 'wulf' the German was 'wolf' Old Norse was 'ulfr' and Latin was 'Lupus'
Alot of them aren't in a real language it is made up. some are latin and the spell in gingerbread is in german.
the same way you spell it in German
German uses the same Latin alphabet as English (with one consonant and three accented vowels in addition), so exactly the same as in English will work fine.
How do u spell fiffty nine in German
Zwei is how you spell two in German.
In German, you would spell 222 as "zweihundertzweiundzwanzig."
In Pig Latin, you would spell "Latoya" as "Atloya."
You spell it "Straße".
und is and in German