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Translate English into Latin

 
 
George
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 09:00 am
Deeper~
Did I ever reply to your request?
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NOLSY
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 09:18 am
Would some kind soul please translate, "No one likes, we don't care" into Latin.

It is a moto of a football team i support in London, and i am making a new banner for the new season.

Many Thanks
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NOLSY
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 09:22 am
Please translate English into Latin
"No one likes us, we dont care".

This is a moto of a Football team I support in London. I am making a new banner for the new season.

Many Thanks
Nolsy
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George
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 09:29 am
Nemo nos amat, non curamus.
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NOLSY
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 09:34 am
English into Latin
Thank you George.

The Team in question is Millwall, based in South East London.

Kindly what would "Millwall" translate into Latin.

Thanks
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Deeper
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 11:53 am
George wrote:
Deeper~
Did I ever reply to your request?


no, you did not Confused
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George
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 12:54 pm
Deeper~
Euphoria is a later Latin word taken from the Greek, meaning well-being.

Deeper is profundior.

and ....LIVE LIKE THERE IS NO TOMORROW,
DREAM AS YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER:)
I have seen that translated this way:
Somnium somnia quasi semper vives. Vive quasi hodie moriebar.
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George
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 12:55 pm
NOLSY~

I guess you could translate it as "Wall of the mill," Murus molae.
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calzone
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 02:45 pm
yet another translation request Wink
George, Africanus,

I'm amazed at the diligence with which you reply and address all these questions, all for no charge or anything more than a thank you as I have seen so far.

I wish to know what I could do for you in return for your selfless presence here. My skills are in web development and design.

I found this from a google search. There seems to be a deficit of resources for those of us wishing to create mottos and the like, so we all flock here. I hope you aren't overwhelmed.

What I would like translated is something like 'together as one' or even more simply: 'as one' if Latin can do the same job of getting the same implied message across like it just manages to do in English.

A friend told me the all-popular 'E Pluribus Unum' but that's taken, and I believe that really means something more akin to 'many are one.' I'm looking for a more exclusive flavor where the units that make up the whole are pre-known and, indeed, already united.

This is, by the way, not for love, but for a team that plays very tightly. Part of me is thinking the simplicity of 'as one' could be well and eloquently represented by Latin, but I come to you, the expert to show me the light.

Thank you so much
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LLO
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 03:06 pm
Hi again, could someone please translate
Laurel Tree
inot latin please????
thanks!!!! Laura
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diagknowz
 
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Reply Thu 14 Jul, 2005 07:43 pm
LLO wrote:
Hi again, could someone please translate
Laurel Tree
inot latin please????
thanks!!!! Laura


"Bay Laurel" is "laurus nobilis"

but just plain old generic "laurel tree " is "laurea," the diminutive of which is "laureola"
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Deeper
 
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Reply Fri 15 Jul, 2005 01:21 am
George wrote:
Deeper~
Euphoria is a later Latin word taken from the Greek, meaning well-being.

Deeper is profundior.

and ....LIVE LIKE THERE IS NO TOMORROW,
DREAM AS YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER:)
I have seen that translated this way:
Somnium somnia quasi semper vives. Vive quasi hodie moriebar.


Thank you, George!! - tusen takk takk:)
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Suzanne-ennis
 
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Reply Fri 15 Jul, 2005 08:37 am
Re: Translate English into Latin
[a healthy mind is a healthy body
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Suzanne-ennis
 
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Reply Fri 15 Jul, 2005 08:38 am
[email protected] wrote:
[a healthy mind is a healthy body
a healthy mind is a healthy body
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LLO
 
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Reply Fri 15 Jul, 2005 09:27 am
Thanks for that Smile also wot would
free spirit
freedom
determination
peace
strength
be in latin?????
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euterpe
 
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Reply Fri 15 Jul, 2005 06:57 pm
I need something to be translated into Latin, please.
Actually, it is 2 phrases:

And I'll cut myself away…
And I'll cut myself free…
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borneugly
 
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Reply Tue 19 Jul, 2005 11:52 pm
Hi,


I'm new here. I think this is a great tread.

Being a Catholic, I've memorized a lot of prayers in Latin since I was a kid. I don't necessarily know what they mean. But hey, now that I'm 30, how many non-priests you know who can recite the rosary in latin.

Anyway, I'd like to have the following to be translated:

Defender of the one true faith

I found "Fidei Defensor", but I don't think it says it all.

And what is thank you in Latin?
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Raphillon
 
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Reply Wed 20 Jul, 2005 01:17 am
Quote:
Defender of the one true faith


solae verae fidei defensor

Quote:
thank you


Gratias tibi ago

litterally it means I bring you good things Smile
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LLO
 
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Reply Wed 20 Jul, 2005 05:48 am
hi, i know sum qui sum means i am who i am, but wot does sum lui sum mean cos i have seen it written and was curious? thanks
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borneugly
 
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Reply Wed 20 Jul, 2005 08:05 am
Raphillon wrote:
Quote:
Defender of the one true faith


solae verae fidei defensor

Quote:
thank you


Gratias tibi ago

litterally it means I bring you good things Smile



Gratias tibi ago mi amigo

That goes to my skin ASAP
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