Nulla aliquam egestas sit quisque augue faucibus

It seems like you're speaking in Latin!

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

• "nulla" means "nothing" or "not any"
• "aliquam" is a noun meaning "something" or "a thing"
• "egestas" is a noun meaning "emptiness" or "hollowness"
• "sit" is a verb meaning "to be" or "to exist"
• "quisque" is an adjective meaning "each" or "every"
• "augue" is an adjective meaning "august" or "dignified"
• "faucibus" is a noun meaning "fountains" or "springs"

So, if we translate the sentence, it could be something like:

"Nothing is something empty, each is dignified in the fountains."

Or, in a more poetic sense:

"Emptiness is not something, each is noble in the springs of life."

Please keep in mind that Latin is a complex language, and translations can vary depending on the context and interpretation.