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You're welcome, burnoutzz92.

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ok so sorry this is the last time ill bug you about it

can you translate
"He who believes is strong
he who doubts is weak."

thanks again

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burnoutzz92 wrote:

ok so sorry this is the last time ill bug you about it

can you translate
"He who believes is strong
he who doubts is weak."

thanks again

Qui credit valens est
qui dubitat infirmus est

Don't worry, you're not bugging me at all.

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Hi, need help translating the following. Thank a bunch!

1) No one but you
2) My everything
3) My star
4) Without you I am nothing

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Jessica Rabbit wrote:

Hi, need help translating the following. Thank a bunch!

1) No one but you
2) My everything
3) My star
4) Without you I am nothing

Nemo nisi tu
Omnia mea
Astrum meum
Sine te nihil sum

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How would you say -

"In the Beginning all are Equal"

In latin?

And if you translate can you break it down word by word.

Thanks!

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In principio omnes aequi sunt

In -- in
principio -- beginning (ablative of principium)
omnes -- all
aequi -- equal (nominative plural masculine of aequus)
sunt -- are

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George wrote:

In principio omnes aequi sunt

In -- in
principio -- beginning (ablative of principium)
omnes -- all
aequi -- equal (nominative plural masculine of aequus)
sunt -- are

Your awesome thanks!

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You're welcome, Playdoughpo.

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latin translation
can you please translate this for me?

1. Living is breathing.
2. Live, breathe, and be beautiful.

Thanks!!

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Re: latin translation

starsandsabers wrote:

can you please translate this for me?

1. Living is breathing.
2. Live, breathe, and be beautiful.

Thanks!!

Vivendum est spirandum

Vive, spira et pucher es

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hey george, whats your e-mail. i have a long one i need in latin, but i kinda want to keep it to as few people as possible.

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Can someone please translate these two phrases into Latin for me please,

"What more can I give you now than a broken heart?"

and

"Love is meant for those who know it's meaning"

Thanks!

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Kuro_Ichiko wrote:

Can someone please translate these two phrases into Latin for me please,

"What more can I give you now than a broken heart?"

and

"Love is meant for those who know it's meaning"

Thanks!

Here

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its a little long but isnt my prayer and i really want it in latin.

Lord, forgive me of my sins, and lead me not astray. You are my purpose, my life, and my love. May I be your weapon, to use as you see fit. Protect me and guide me into your loving arms. In your name I pray. Amen.

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it is* my prayer.

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ForsakenChild wrote:

its a little long but isnt my prayer and i really want it in latin.

Lord, forgive me of my sins, and lead me not astray. You are my purpose, my life, and my love. May I be your weapon, to use as you see fit. Protect me and guide me into your loving arms. In your name I pray. Amen.

Lord, forgive me of my sins, and lead me not astray.
Domine, peccata mihi ignosce, et ne in errorem me ducas.

You are my purpose, my life, and my love.
Tu es propositum meum, vita mea, et dilectio mea.

May I be your weapon, to use as you see fit.
Telum tuum sim, ut dignum tibi videri utaris.

Protect me and guide me into your loving arms.
Protege me et duce me ad complexum amantem tuum

In your name I pray. Amen.
In nomine tuo oro. Amen.

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Hi George- I did my own post, but after reading this one, it seems you've helped a lot of people with Latin translations on this specific thread. Can you help me with mine??? Its a Robert Frost quote-
"Love is the intense desire to be intensely desired"

Thank you kindly....

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Nicoleshuree wrote:

Hi George- I did my own post, but after reading this one, it seems you've helped a lot of people with Latin translations on this specific thread. Can you help me with mine??? Its a Robert Frost quote-
"Love is the intense desire to be intensely desired"

Thank you kindly....

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