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Colorado42
 
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Reply Mon 30 Jun, 2008 10:18 am
George wrote:
Many people use the Latin phrase "Carpe diem" to express that idea as well.

True, however I was hoping to narrow it down even more to the present moment rather than the entire day. Maybe that's a point that doesn't really matter though.

I appreciate your time.

Colorado42
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George
 
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Reply Mon 30 Jun, 2008 11:42 am
Colorado42 wrote:
George wrote:
Many people use the Latin phrase "Carpe diem" to express that idea as well.

True, however I was hoping to narrow it down even more to the present moment rather than the entire day. Maybe that's a point that doesn't really matter though.

I appreciate your time.

Colorado42

I see where you're going. Perhaps for the emphasis you desire, we should say
Vive in hoc puncto temporis.
Literally, that means "Live in this point of time".
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ddubois
 
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Reply Mon 30 Jun, 2008 01:36 pm
Short phrase
Hello, I'd be grateful for a translation of "I'll sleep when I die."

My best guess after browsing translation dictionaries is "dormio postquam exanimus," but I'm guessing it might be more complicated than that.

Thanks!

Deborah
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George
 
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Reply Fri 11 Jul, 2008 07:00 am
Re: Short phrase
ddubois wrote:
Hello, I'd be grateful for a translation of "I'll sleep when I die."

My best guess after browsing translation dictionaries is "dormio postquam exanimus," but I'm guessing it might be more complicated than that.

Thanks!

Deborah

Dormiam cum morior
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hmwhit
 
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Reply Sun 3 Aug, 2008 08:14 pm
English to Latin
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what the following phrase would be in Latin:

My Love, My Life, My Strength

Thank you in advance Very Happy
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George
 
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Reply Tue 5 Aug, 2008 08:58 am
Re: English to Latin
hmwhit wrote:
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what the following phrase would be in Latin:

My Love, My Life, My Strength

Thank you in advance Very Happy

Amor Meus, Vita Mea, Vires Meae
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hmwhit
 
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Reply Tue 5 Aug, 2008 07:23 pm
English to Latin
Thanks George Very Happy appreciate your time.
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proteck
 
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Reply Sun 10 Aug, 2008 05:59 am
Hi

What would " no matter what, he's watching over me." be in Latin, it's for my new tattoo.

Thx in advance

Grtzz Proteck
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toni815
 
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Reply Mon 11 Aug, 2008 07:51 am
Hi!

I'm wondering if anyone could translate this into Latin for me:

"And so my life truly begins"

Thanks in advance!

Toni
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Andreaa
 
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Reply Sun 19 Dec, 2010 11:06 pm
@George,
How would uu sayy these words in Latin?..
smile
butterflies
George
 
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Reply Mon 20 Dec, 2010 08:01 am
@Andreaa,
smile
risus (noun)
ridere (verb, infinitive)

butterflies
papiliones
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