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English into Latin

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jonnyaris
 
Reply Sun 9 Dec, 2007 09:03 am
Hi there.

Would somebody kindly translate into Latin for me the phrases:
"I am happy with Wilcot's son"
and
"The king loves James"

preferably in the style of a school motto, to go under a crest.

Many thanks!

Jonny
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George
 
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Reply Mon 10 Dec, 2007 10:16 am
Re: English into Latin
"I am happy with Wilcot's son"

Literally,
Felix cum filio Wilcot sum.
In the sense of being pleased with,
Filius Wilcot me placet.


"The king loves James"
Rex Iacobum amat


I'm not sure what "the style of a school motto" would be.
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