Latin Help

I was wondering if someone could help me. I am currently taking a Latin class online and I need help with Infinitives and Participles. Can you tell me the tense, type (if it is active or passive) and if it is a participle or infintive. The words are:

expulsus
scienti
facere
tangi
venturam esse
ductum esse
portaturi
egisse

thank you for your help!

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Liana wrote:

I was looking to say, "first among equals" is it "primus inter pares" ??

Yup

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bsingh5 wrote:

I was wondering if someone could help me. I am currently taking a Latin class online and I need help with Infinitives and Participles. Can you tell me the tense, type (if it is active or passive) and if it is a participle or infintive. The words are:

expulsus
scienti
facere
tangi
venturam esse
ductum esse
portaturi
egisse

thank you for your help!

expulsus
perfect passive participle (the fourth principal part of the verb expello)

scienti
present active participle of scio

facere
present active infinitive of facio

tangi
present passive infinitive of tango

venturam esse
futute active infinitive of venio

ductum esse
perfect passive infinitive of duco

portaturi
future active participle of porto

egisse
perfect active infinitive of ago

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Latin into english
Can someone translate these into english for me?

Multi sunt qui Deum amant.
Multi erant a quibus Deus amabatur.
A quibus Deus amtur?
A quo Deus amatur?

I can translate most of it, I just don't understand how to translate all the different 'q' words

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There are many[people], who love God
There were many[people], by whom God was loved
By whom (people) is God loved
By whom( 1 man) is God loved

In latin relative pronoun has singular and plural form and 3 genders
a quo? => by one man
a quibus? => by many people

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Thank you! ^^

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Thank you! ^^

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Oh, sorry about the double post X_X Anyways this one is for a friend--can you translate '...we must take all of the medicine too expensive now to sell - set fire to the preacher who is promising us hell - and in the ear of every anarchist who sleeps but doesn't dream - we must sing, we must sing, we must sing...'
Sorry if this is too long but i would really appreciate if someone could translate it.

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sunt nobis capienda medicamenta omnia nimis cara nunc ad vendendum - institue ignem sacerdoti, qui nobis infernum pollicetur, et in aure cuiusque eversoris, qui dormit sed non somniat - est nobis cantandum, cantandum, cantandum...

If i could know, what about is this story... because I'm not sure if my translation is to point

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can some one please translate this phrase into english for me {angelus redemptionis} im trying to translate "angel of redemption" into latin may someone please be so kind as to help me

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trifidus wrote:

sunt nobis capienda medicamenta omnia nimis cara nunc ad vendendum - institue ignem sacerdoti, qui nobis infernum pollicetur, et in aure cuiusque eversoris, qui dormit sed non somniat - est nobis cantandum, cantandum, cantandum...

If i could know, what about is this story... because I'm not sure if my translation is to point

--they're just some song lyrics from a song my friend likes

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Thank you George for the help. Very Happy

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You're welcome, bsingh5.

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Maybe I'm missing something here,
but "angelus redemptionis"
is the Latin translation of
"angel of redemption."

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thanks George for the help i really needed it

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You're welcome, dragantus.

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Can someone translate these sentences?

Illa medica facere poterat multa manu dextra sed sinistra manu pauca.

Veritas nos metu gravi iam liberabit quo diu territi sumus.

Quibus generibus scelerm sinistrorum illae duae civitates deletae sunt?

Please and thank you ^^

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English to Latin
I need the Latin idiom used by Thomas More in the movie "Man for All Seasons"

The English is

silence implies consent

or

to say nothing is to agree

Thanks

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Silentium significat consensum

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wildflower92490 wrote:

Can someone translate these sentences?

Illa medica facere poterat multa manu dextra sed sinistra manu pauca.

Veritas nos metu gravi iam liberabit quo diu territi sumus.

Quibus generibus scelerm sinistrorum illae duae civitates deletae sunt?

Please and thank you ^^

What about mine X_X

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