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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 10:24 am
Hello, can you please help me with this translation:
"Ring my bells" Sorry if it's too stupid
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Region Philbis - 10/02/2008
(what language do you want it translated to?)
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cioranitza - 10/02/2008
stupid me:)))Latin, thanks a lot:)
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George - 10/02/2008
Tintinnabula mea tintina (if addressed to one person) Tintinnabula mea tintinate (if addressed to more than one person) Hey, not stupid at all -- and "Tintinnabula mea tintina" is fun...
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cioranitza - 10/02/2008
Hey, thanks a lot:* What about this version : sona mei campanae? Is this correct, too?
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Merry Andrew - 10/02/2008
[i]sona[/i] means to sound [i]tintina[/i] means to ring
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cioranitza - 10/02/2008
Thank you again, you were a big help:*
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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 10:26 am
@cioranitza
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(what language do you want it translated to?)
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cioranitza
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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 10:27 am
@Region Philbis
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stupid me:)))Latin, thanks a lot:)
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George
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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 12:03 pm
@cioranitza
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Tintinnabula mea tintina (if addressed to one person)
Tintinnabula mea tintinate (if addressed to more than one person)
Hey, not stupid at all -- and "Tintinnabula mea tintina" is fun to say.
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cioranitza
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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 12:30 pm
@George
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Hey, thanks a lot:* What about this version :
sona mei campanae? Is this correct, too?
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Merry Andrew
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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 12:36 pm
@cioranitza
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sona
means to sound
tintina
means to ring
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cioranitza
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Thu 2 Oct, 2008 12:37 pm
@Merry Andrew
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Thank you again, you were a big help:*
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