Translate English into Latin

Im guessing like this...however Im not sure these words are the best...to portray a more poetic feeling...?

Bellus Cor
Bellus Mentis
Bellus Animus (anima?)
Bellus Femina


is that right?

The Courage To Be is The Courage To Accept Oneself
In Spite of Being Unacceptable

in latin?

Please help. I am getting it as a tatoo tomorrow

PrincessH

tanks george. well.. its a quote from vanilla sky that means something to me, im thinking of getting a tattoo, thanks a lot though

Hi George its been a while since u trnsltd smthng 4 me, i see your still very pplr... can u trnslt this for me.... thnx man!

...and to him was given a sword....

How would you say
"Party dress carnivore"
or
"Party dress destroyer"

My friend ruins all her cute dresses when we go out and I am making her something with this phrase on it as a joke. Thanks!!

Could you please translate "who joins wins" into latin? I'm having trouble translating it myself.

How would you ask someone if they spoke Latin in Latin?

Please please please translate the following... I've been to other sites but they've all given me different results -_- not impressed... thank you!!!


Even in death may you be triumphant

Hi George or anyone that is able to help,

Can you please translate the following Serenity Prayer into Latin for me please?

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God, grant me the serenity
To accept the things I cannot change,
Courage to change the things I can,
and wisdom to know the difference
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Thank you in advance, your help is much appreciated =)

I love you!!!!!

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MysteriousVoice wrote:

I love you!!!!!

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Love ya right back, MysteriousVoice.

I was hoping someone could help me out with translating a couple words/statements?

I know their has been some differences between some of the members in regards to tattoo's so I will just say that I am planning on getting a felt marker tattoo to keep everyone at ease.

I am planning on having one of the words below "tattooed" on each of my arms going from my shoulder to my elbow so I was hoping to find a longer word to use.

With the statements below I was planning on placing it along the top of my back from shoulder to shoulder.

Good
Evil

Light
Dark

"You can't have one with out the other"
"There can be no light without dark"

I think that gives everyone a good idea of what I am looking for, so if anyone has any other suggestions please feel free to let me know.

Thanks in advance to George, Africanus (2005 and still going strong) and everyone else that has contributed to this forum. I have spent the last 5 hours review this particular topic (still on page 80) and really enjoying it. I think I will be looking into some type of course in the near future.

Thanks again.

I'd like to know how you say "Reason", in Latin. Cheers =)