English to Latin Translation

vires meae a caelo venit

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Nope, no such heading.

thanks alot George, I really appreciate it. This phrase has great meaning to me, which is why I want it to be my first tattoo. thanks again!!

OK, since this is for a tattoo, please have someone else review it.
I'm not a professional Latin scholar, just a guy who does this for fun.

hahaha no prob man. anybody else want to confirm George's translation

You can also ask the good folks at the International Forum http://help.berberber.com/
and the Latin Forum http://latinforum.org/.

Looks right to me.

But I'm in the same boat as George -- not a pro, just somewhat familiar with the lingo.

Hey Andrew, do you speak Polish?

The Widget Factory is sending me over there and I don't know a word. I've
got to make a transition from the Warsaw airport to a train to Lodz, and I'm a
wee bit nervous.

Sadly, George, my knowledge of Polish is limited to less than half a dozen words. Just keep saying "dob-zheh" while nodding head up and down (it means, basically, "good") and it'll prob'ly fool everyone.

Apropos of Polish, it is the most exasperatingly difficult language to learn how to read and pronounce correctly. Whenever it was that the Poles decided to go with the Roman alphabet rather than the Cyrilic which is favoredf by most Slavic languages, they apparently also regularized spelling in what was intended to be, in some sense, phonetic. It is a nightmare for a non-Pole. Just one example: the Polish equivalent of my given name -- Andrew -- is Andrzej. Guess how that's pronounced. Ahn-jay is about the closest Anglo phonetic I can come up with.

Maybe I'll try posting this as its own thread.
We must have some Polish speakers here who'd be willing to help.

actually im 100% polish george, it was my first language but i grew up in america so i lost the tongue for it. i understand everything and know enough to get by. let me know if you need any help, i can gladly ask my parents too

Thank you!
I'll be back with a list of phrases.

So here's what I'd like to know how to say:

Do you speak English?

I am sorry, I do not speak Polish.

Where is the train to Lodz?

Is this the train to Lodz?

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Are the following correct?

Hello -- Dzień dobry
Yes -- Tak
No -- Nie
Thank you -- Dziękuję

Do you speak English?

Czy ty movicz po Angielsku

I am sorry, I do not speak Polish.

Ja nie muvie po polsku

Where is the train to Lodz?

Gdzie jest pociag do Lodz?

Is this the train to Lodz?

Czy to jest pociagdo do Lodz?

The spelling might be a little off cause of the different charaters.
And yea those are right.

Nemmind the spelling. The fun comes in when you try to tell George (on the internet) how to say 'em.

I gonna write them out and point if I have to.
Maybe I'll learn how to mime.

lol yea they arent pronounced close to how they are written