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I'm having a tough time getting a translation. could you pleeeease help:! "make your own happiness" thx a bunch

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[+3] - George - 06/15/2010I'd say: [color=#0000FF]Fac felicitatem tuam[/color] [color=#0000FF]Fac[/color] --> make [color=#0000FF]felicitatem[/color] --> happiness [color=#0000FF]tuam[/color] --> your [own]

@cookie2369,

which language would you like it to be translated into?

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@cookie2369,

cookie2369 wrote:

I'm having a tough time getting a translation. could you pleeeease help:! "make your own happiness" thx a bunch

Your asking an impossible question. No one makes anything; WE DO. No one will be happy or at least get an understanding of what happy is until we can all smile. It's a giving thing. When you observe another without one, especially a child, by all means give him yours. Smiles are the same in any language.

william

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@William,

No, they aren't.

Sometimes smiles are barriers you hide behind.

Sometimes they are lies.

Sometimes they are a gift and sometimes they are a theft.

A smile can spoil you your happiness..

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@Region Philbis,

lol sorry. Into latin.

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@Francis,

I really like your reply. It is so true

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I'd say:

Fac felicitatem tuam

Fac --> make
felicitatem --> happiness
tuam --> your [own]

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@William,

sorry maybe I shouldve been more clear. I would like to have "make your own happiness" translated into latin script. It's something my boyfriend would always say to me when I was feeling sorry for myself. He says make ur own happiness don't rely on anyone else to put a smile on your face, do what makes you happy.

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@George,

thank you george. I explained the saying more to william. So he had a better understanding of my request. Not sure if the meaning would change the translation at all.

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@George,

does this make since to you? I got this translation from someone else. Planto vestri own guadium

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@cookie2369,

It does not make sense because it came from one of those online automated
translators.

Planto --> I fix in place -or- I plant -or- I make
vestri --> your (plural)
own --> not Latin at all, but the English word left in place
gaudium --> joy

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