Translate English into Latin

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No, it is not. It is better than any other automated translator I have seen,
but it does not produce reliable English-to-Latin translations.

Some help?

We own the morning
or

We own dawn

We own the morning
Tempus matutinem possidemus

We own dawn
Auroram possidemus

hey just wondering if anyone can translate this into latin i will party like a rockstar and **** you like a pornporn its for a tattoo thanks

Thanks!

You're welcome, freesalad.

Could you please help me with a translation? I would like to know what "I'm alive" is in Latin.

I'm trying to get the following phrase translated into Latin for my game club:
"Drink Beer, Slay Monsters"
so far, what I've come up with is:
"Imbibo Zythum, Trucido Monasteriense"
does this seem correct?

Not exactly.

Imbibo --> I drink in
Zythum --> a kind of Egyptian beer
Trucido --> I slaughter
Monasteriense --> ???

to say "I have all I need" or "I have all that I need" would it be something like:
Habeo omnia quod necesse or Habeo omnis quod necesse?

also just wanted to say i think its awesome how long you've been translating phrases for people (and mostly for tattoos, although i'm not sure why everyone thinks it'll look better in latin than in english, including myself)

also how would you say "I am able"

Yes, quite a bit like that.

I'd say:
Omnia quae necesse est mihi habeo.

Omnia --> all
quae --> that
necesse est --> is necessary
mihi --> to me
habeo --> I have

possum

how do you translate

Never Give In, Never Give Up

Nunquam Cede, Nunquam Dede (if addressing one person)
Nunquam Cedite, Nunquam Dedite (if addressing more than one person)

http://www.stars21.com/translator/english_to_latin.html
I will follow my heart because we are meant to be,
EGO mos insisto meus pectus pectoris quoniam nos es vilis futurus ,
I will capture your soul and take you away with me,
EGO mos excipio vestri animus quod take vos absentis me ,
I intend to make you mine,
EGO penitus facio vos mei ,
So let us be together forever.
Sic permissum nos exsisto una forever.
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I don't know if any of these translations actually convey the correct meaning. I would hesitate to use this poetry to go courting a woman unless she personally desires to be owned. It seems (to me) to be rather disregarding the woman's own choice in the courting. Modern women might not appreciate this attitude.
"Love" is when the other person's happiness is a pre-requisite to one's own happiness. This poetry seems more to imply an obsessive desire to possess and rather objectifies the woman. Am I correct in guessing this post was made by a male?

All of your translations are wrong.

The poster posted once, got a reply, and hasn't posted since.

That was six years ago.

Can anyone please translate this in latin?
"I'm young, and young hearts can't be sad forever."

"I'm young, and young hearts can't be sad forever."
Iuvenis sum, et corda iuvenia in aeternum dolorosa esse non possunt