english to latin phrase translation

You're welcome.

thank you kindly

You're welcome, Publilius Syrus.

Hello George,
Can you please translate:
Forever soulmates
Or
Soulmates forever

Thank you very Much!

Helga

George,

What is the best way, in Latin, to say "Tyranny must be destroyed" or 'Destroy Tyranny'? I know 'Sic semper tyrannus,' but that isn't what I'm after.

I thought 'Tyrannis delenda est' but I think that just means "Tyrants must be destroyed'. Help!

Actually Tyrannis delenda est is correct.
That's because tryrannis is not only the dative or ablative plural of
tryrannus (tyrant), but also the nominative singular of tyrannis (tyranny).

Dear Mr. Andrei:
Just came across your "Believe it or not" comment and am reminded of a Professor who was fond of telling us that our Diplomas were destine to read "Believe it our not" rather than Magna or Summa Cum Laude. Of course Father Hill used the Latin for "Believe it or not" and now telling the story is not half as amusing without using the Latin. Can you tell me how "Believe it or not." would be written in Latin?

Thank you,

Don Fadden


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Hi George,
can you help me clarify what is the best translation for have faith in latin is it fidem habe or fidem tene. also i found other translations habe fidem. what's the difference between the 2? (fidem habe and habe fidem)

thank you very much

I would say the best translation is habe fidem.

In the imperative case, the verb (habe) most often comes first.

Note that is is the way you would address one person. If more than one
person is addressed, use habete instead of habe.

wow. will use habe fidem then. thank you very much for your quick response george.

You're welcome, ice0218.

Hello, could you help me with the sentence -
"if you want peace, get a glock (pistol)"
I could only get as far as
"si vis pacem adepta arma glocka"

Of course "Glock" is not Latin, so you could just leave it as is.
Or you could Latinize it as "Gloccum"

Si vis pacem, Glock obtine.
-or-
Si vis pacem, Gloccum obtine.

Hello
Could you translate "my goddess" in latin? It' s for a tattoo

dea mea