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What would be the latin translation of this ....

 
 
Reply Wed 3 Sep, 2008 01:03 pm
"We the willing,
led by the unknowing,
have been doing the impossible,
for the ungrateful.
We have done so much,
with so little,
for so long,
that we are now qualified,
to do anything,
with nothing."
 
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George
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Reply Wed 3 Sep, 2008 02:24 pm
@ldberriz,
We the willing,
Nos volentes,

led by the unknowing,
ducti a nescientis,

have been doing the impossible
quod fieri non potest faciebamus

for the ungrateful.
pro ingratis.

We have done so much,
Tantum fecimus,

with so little,
cum tantulo,

for so long,
tanto tempore,

that we are now qualified
ut nunc apti simus

to do anything
aliquid facere

with nothing
cum nihilo
ldberriz
 
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Reply Mon 8 Sep, 2008 07:21 pm
@George,
Brilliant. Gratie plenae.
George
 
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Reply Mon 8 Sep, 2008 08:27 pm
@ldberriz,
You're welcome, ldberriz.
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