Translate English into Latin

@Edan,

Tough one.
I don't know the Latin equivalent of "the conscious."

@George,

conscientia , it`s more like awareness they said, but it`s ok like this. I have problems with the grammar part

@Edan,

OK. Given conscientia, I would say:

Conscientia meminit, anima meminit, sanguis meminit

Conscientia --> the conscious
meminit --> remembers
anima --> soul
sanguis --> blood

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can anyone translate "confusion is the reason for questions, questions are the reason for thought, thought makes us human" ?

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Oh very interesting. I would like to know my name in Latin Smile

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@celia19O5,

celia19O5 wrote:

Oh very interesting. I would like to know my name in Latin

I don't know what your real name is.

The translation of your username is:
caelia MCMV

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@George,

Could anyone tell me what this phrase is in Latin?

The breath of life.

Many thanks.

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@Alan asks,

spiritus vitae

spiritus --> breath
vitae --> of life

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Being out of chaos.

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@Sentience,

Ens ex chao

Ens --> being
ex --> out of
chao --> chaos

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Hi
How would you say "Brothers for Eternity" in latin
Does 'Fratres Perpetuum' work??

Thanks

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@brotherjohn,

I'd go with:
Fratres in Aeternum

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@George,

what about

'Fratres in Omne Tempus'
Is this brothers forever?

I am getting a tattoo to commemorate my two brothers that passed away do you have any ideas for a latin phrase that would be awesome??

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@brotherjohn,

brotherjohn wrote:

'Fratres in Omne Tempus'
Is this brothers forever?

Yes. In Omne Tempus is "into all time", a phrase used to mean "forever".

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@George,

Thank you very much!!!

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Can anyone translate "Forever Mine" to Latin, thanks

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@streetknight,

How you translate "mine" depends on the gender of the thing that is "mine".
So if I were speaking of my wife:
Mea in Aeternum
If she were speaking of me:
Meus in Aeternum

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@terrance84,

Hi George, did you ever receive the answer to this question? I also have a family crest with this motto, and a picture of the crest. I wonder if you have any information on this that you may tell me.
shazzchik

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@shazzchik,

shazzchik wrote:

Hi George, did you ever receive the answer to this question? . . .

Yes

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how so u translate to latin?
im trying to create something with" ibi ego gaia"
what im trying to say is no matter what i will always be Gaia, no matter the struggle or the situation...

In every moment, I Gaia will be
Forever, I Gaia will be

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