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Wed 29 Sep, 2004 01:52 pm
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Could anyone translate "Only I will judge me" into Latin for me. Thanks
English to Latin Translation
Can somone please translate the following into Latin:
We will try to be nicer if you will try to be smarter
Yes it did (I think). Thanks!
No problem, you can always ask Lucifer to varify it just in case.
I could, but Eos knows even more. I'm not even in first year Latin.
First year should do - what is the Latin word for "kind" (as in, being "nice")
As in benevolent? That's "benevolus", but there's also beneficus (generous, serviceable) and clemens (gentle). That depends on the type of kindness.
I know this sounds odd but, i was wondering if someone can translate the following into latin. Dont let the bastards grind you down. It was a phrase used in my infantry unit, but i cannot rember what the translation was.
I've seen lots of variants (it seems most of the stuff out there is pidgen Latin) - here's one: Non carborundum illigitimi.
Can someone verify the accuracy, please?
I was told it means does not compute. I don't quite know how that works though.
Can someone please translate "I acquire knowledge" into latin?
Disco. It's simply "I learn", since you wouldn't normally say "I acquire knowledge" literally in Latin.
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