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Mon 26 Oct, 2009 03:55 pm
Hi experts,
I have two sentences in Latin, I would like to get the proper spelling of and to be translated into English.
They are based on an audio source and written with my own spelling/grammar, so please bear over me, if it is not correct.
1) Survei, sukurin me akitiles.
2) Te puniam prohork.
If you do not understand the words or need more info, I can send you a copy of the audio source on e-mail if you like.
I hope you can help me.
Many thanks in advance!
@dav0227,
I have now succesfully found the spellings and English translation of the Latin sentences - they are as follows:
1) "Servus, succurro mihi articulus" which translated to English means "Servant, help me this moment".
2) "Te puniam pro hoc" which translated to English means "I will punish you for this".
Thanks anyway!
@dav0227,
I totally missed this the first time you posted.
But I have some suggestions for the first sentence.
1. Use
serve rather than
servus. You want the locative case for direct address.
2. Use
succurre rather than
succurro. You want the imperative mood.
3. "
Articulus" doesn't seem right to me, but I don't know what it could be.
@Merry Andrew,
Yeah, but he's looking for something that sounds like "akitiles".
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