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Hello everyone,

I would like to have a phrase translated if possible. I checked on various websites, but i didn't find the correct one because they all showed differnet solutions. And I don't really trust google translate etc.
So if someone of you would be so kind enough to translate something for me, that would be very much appreciated.
The phrase/sentence is:
"I ain't got a home, I'll forever roam" and " Forever roam"

I am looking forward to your replies, and thank you all very much for your time.

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@sabspad80,

You might want to tell people into what language you want that translated. Then put a tag on the thread to say what language you want it translated into--such as "English to Latin translation." We aren't mind readers.

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@Setanta,

Hi Setanta
I do apologise, this is the first time I'm using a forum. I've never done this before. I wanted to have that phrase translated into latin, because i thought this is a "english/latin translation forum"...
What i found so far is "in perpetuum vagaro"....is that correct?!

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@sabspad80,

I'm no Latin scholar, and this forum has many, many subjects. I will tag this thread for an English to Latin translation, and then, perhaps, George will show up.

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OK, i see you've already tagged this for English to Latin. We only have a couple of Latin scholars, but they're good, and one of them, probably George, will show up sooner or later.

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@Setanta,

Thank you very much for your reply Setanta!
I hope you'll have a nice day.

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You, too, thank you.

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@Setanta,

Hi

So far i got:
"Non habeo domum, vagabor in perpetuum/in aeternum/sempiterne" and
"Nullam habeo domum, vagabor in perpetuum/aeternum/sempiterne"(which means No home, AT ALL!) as well as
"Domum non habeo, semper vagabor/in aeternum vagabor/in perpetuum vagabor"

Which makes sense more grammatically when I say "I don't have/ain't got a home, i'll forever roam"

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@sabspad80,

I'd go with

Domum non habeo, in aeternum vagabor.

Nice research, by the way.

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