Translate English into Latin

@brenn,

Thanks Steve!

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Hi there, can you translate this phrase for a tattoo, of course:
If you don't live for something you will die for nothing

Many thanks,
Chris.

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@Kripper,

Si pro aliquo non vives, pro nihil morieris

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@George,

Thank you so much!

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@George,

thank u

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You're welcome, Kripper and elena922.

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Is there a difference between;

Unumquodque pulchritudinem habet & Omnia pulchritudinem habet

? Smile

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@Rachel16493,

First let's correct that second sentence. You want habent, not habet.

The difference between the two is the difference between "all things"
and "everything"-- that is, all things as a group and every single thing .

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@George,

Oh haha Thank you Smile

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@Rachel16493,

Glad to help, Rachel16493.

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@George,

Hi George! Its me again. One final translation if you please.

Foolish Man

Just wondering also how "the foolish man built his house upon the sand" could be translated. Is this too long?

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@paulhilario,

Vir Stultus
vir stultus domum suam supra harenam aedificavit

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Can anyone translate " I am alive" and "Awake, be the witness of your thoughts" thanks.

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@maggusingos,

maggusingos wrote:

Can anyone translate " I am alive" and "Awake, be the witness of your
thoughts" thanks.

Vivo
Expergiscere, cogitatorum tuorum testator esto

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@George,

Hi there!

I'm thinking about getting a tattoo saying- To love and protect thy family. I have searched many sites and translation programmes so I have a couple of slightly different phrases for it. I was wondering if there was a (m) and (f) way of saying it? Me being a female! This is what I have so far (this is the most popular one I have stumbled upon on the web) Amare et tueri familiam tuam.

Hope you can help!

Thank you very much, in advance! Smile

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@SledgeEmma,

SledgeEmma wrote:

. . . Amare et tueri familiam tuam. . . [/quoteThat looks good to me!

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@George,

I am thinking of disfiguring my skin, by a slogan in a language I don't understand, to be read by people who don't understand it either.

Do you think I am wise?

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@McTag,

McTag wrote:

I am thinking of disfiguring my skin, by a slogan in a language I don't
understand, to be read by people who don't understand it either.
Do you think I am wise?

Still using that Gaelic branding iron?

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@George,

Hey, can you please help me with a translation?
It is: I follow my heart, my soul.

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@guren12,

Sequor cor meum, animam meam

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