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This is from kamelot, right?

It means something like:
Nothing is new under the sun
To adversity through adversity
Seek the kingdom of God
Before the war, remember your mortality

And even though i love them more than anything... it seems like they've just put together a lot of common latin phrases oO

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@George,

Would you help me with this phrase.
Learn a language for life.
Thanks a million.

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@George,

Would you help me with this phrase.
Learn a language for life.
Thanks a million.

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@Panol,

Learn a language for life.
Linguam ad vitam disce.

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@merthorn,

hello please can anyone translate this for me from English to Latin:

For those I love I will sacrifie

Thank you in advance!

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@merthorn,

hello please can anyone translate this for me from English to Latin:

For those I love I will sacrifie

Thank you in advance!

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Saw this in the Times, George, and immediately thought of you.
A Degree in English
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/15/opinion/15Francese.html?_r=1&em

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/05/15/opinion/spanoped.jpg

Joe(facite!)Nation

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@Joe Nation,

can you translate for me "never back down" pls?

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Does anyone know how this sounds in latin?
Nobody is worth my paradise.

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@merthorn,

Can someone translate this into latin please!
1.Nobody is worth my paradise.

and

2.Don't let your failures go to your heart.

Thanks a lot!

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Take a bow. Latin please?

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@Joe Nation,

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Saw this in the Times, George, and immediately thought of you.

Good stuff, Joe. Thanks for the link.

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@sanduad,

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can you translate for me "never back down" pls?

Nunquam te recipe

As I'm sure you're aware, "back down" is an English idiom.
The phrase I used is the Latin equivalent and would translate literally to
"pull yourself back".

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@monique412,

Quote:

1.Nobody is worth my paradise.

Nemo paradisum meum valet.

Quote:

2.Don't let your failures go to your heart.

Defectiones tuas ad cor tuum venire non sine.

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@monique412,

Inclina corpus.

In Latin this would not imply that one is responding to applause
as it does in English. It simply means bow in the sense of
"bend the body".

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@sanduad,

can you translate this pls?

"If you kill all my demons, my angels might die too"

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@sanduad,

Si omnia daemonia mea necas, et angeli mei moriantur.

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@George,

thanx, this will be my tatoo

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@sanduad,

Before you commit to a tattoo, please have someone else review it.
I'm not a professional Latin scholar, just a guy who does this for fun.

Translate English into Latin

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