Translate English into Latin

I got a pretty skewed translation, glad you cleared that up

If I wanted to say "wasted youth" in the sense of a squandered childhood, what would you reccomend?

I'd say:

iuventas dissipata

George, once again youve cleared things up for me. What would we do without your expert advice. Thank you

You're welcome, Hassei.
Thanks for the kind words.

Hey George...was wondering if you could translate this for me? I'm looking to get it embroidered on a black belt for one of my students....the english is "Warrior of God"....i did some digging online and came up with "proeliator" and "Deus"...i couldn't find anything for "of" though...suggestions?

Can someone please translate to Latin
"Resting with the Angels"

Quiescens cum Angelis

Hi George could you please translate "Many things in life will catch your eye but few will catch your heart"

xox

Oculum multa pauca cor capient in vita

HI could you help me translate the saying ' i wear my heart on my sleeve' Please. This would be a great help.

I would say:

cor meum in manica gero

Hi there George!
Could you translate the following phrases into latin for me please?
I'm getting tattooed and i know there's lot to translate and i'd be very grateful if you could help me.

'Never doubt that you’re the one
And you can have your dreams'

'You make your own way
As long as you are here
Find your place in life
Make your dreams come true
There´s so much more than this
A million ways to live
Unlock the door
To the universe with love
Free your soul'

and 'Home, Religion, Fatherland' Or something similar
I suppose that would be close to Pro Patria + something more!

Thanks!

Mortum~

I'll be checking into A2K at various times.
I'll see what I can do, but it will be a line or two at a time.

~George

> Never doubt that you’re the one
Nunquam dubita quin ille es

> And you can have your dreams'
Et somnia tua habere potest

Thanks for the first one!
Damn, you're fast!

> You make your own way
Viam tuam facies

> As long as you are here
Quam diu ades

> Find your place in life
locum tuum in vita inveni

can anyone tell me how to translate simply "Hello" in latin?

The Latin equivalent of "Hello" is "Ave" or "Salve".

How do you say "Sons of" in Latin?