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House of misfortune

Always unfortunate

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@Psych1902,

house of misfortune = domus calamitas

always unfortunate= semper infelis

(But I'd have someone double -check that; George should be along soon)

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@Merry Andrew,

Is the english to latin translator site correct, if not where can I get a correct translation?

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@Dunnbeatable,

Dunnbeatable wrote:

Is the english to latin translator site correct, if not where can I get a correct translation?

Which site are you referring to ?

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@Merry Andrew,

http://www.translation-guide.com

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@Merry Andrew,

I'd use calamitatis rather than calamitas, but otherwise I agree with Andrew.

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@Dunnbeatable,

If that site eventually brings you to "InterTrans", then it is not reliable.
I've yet to see an online Latin translator that was any good.

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@George,

Concur.
(On all languages, btw, not just Latin. Most translation software is the absolute pits. You need a human being to do it properly. So far.)

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@George,

Calamitatis, correct. I should know better.

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Great! Thank you!

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@Psych1902,

House of misfortune = domus calamitātum
Always unfortunate = semper īnfēlīx

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@parviscius,

I agree with infelix.
(I always get that confused. It comes of watching too many "Felix the Cat"
cartoons as a kid.)

But I hold that calamitatis is correct.

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@Merry Andrew,

I have amused myself at times in idle moments by putting French into a translator, and then putting that traslation back into the translator to get the English equivalent. It's hilarious.

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