Translate English into Latin

Thank's again for your help

Hello,
I need help translating the following English Phrase to Latin:

"Finish what you started" or "finish what you begin"

Thanks for your help!

Perfice quod coepisti.

Please please help. I need a translation into latin. "be patient and tough. Someday this pain will be useful to you " much thanks

Esto perferens et durus. Olim hic dolor utilis tibi erit.

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Thank you so much George i got a whole heap of similar ones on different translation apps but I saw this and you seemed like the one I could trust. It's going to be my new tattoo so it had to be right. Again! Thankyou, i feel 100% ready to be tatted now

You're welcome.

@George

Hi, I'm trying to figure out a translation of "Coming Danger" or "The Coming Danger" I've been up all night trying to figure it out myself and I stumbled across this thread and you seem like the guy to go to. It just has a few parameters to it, can only be two words, and first word has to start with V and last word has to start with P (I'm writing something for a friend who has a very specific fixation with certain letter combinations)

From what I've found it would be something like Ventio Periculi. Some places I've seen Ventio listed as "coming" or "a coming" and then I'm pretty sure I'm right with Periculi as "danger", I'm just not sure I'm using the correct form.

I'd really appreciate if you could tell me if I'm right, or what is right, or if this whole v-p/coming danger thing just isn't possible. Thanks in advance!

I would say
Veniens Periculum.

Thanks!!

My pleasure, Spada.

Another question if that's okay. What if iwanted it to say. Be patient and tough. Someday this pain will be useful.

Esto perferens et durus. Olim hic dolor utilis erit.

Note that this omits tibi, which is Latin for "to you".

Thanks George you rock!

Glad to help.

Hi Guys,

Can you please help with translating "Kill yourself to survive" into Latin.

The meaning of the phrase is a situation when one needs to kill part of himself (e.g. a phobia, laziness, memory etc) in order to survive.

I've got occidere te vivere, however I am not sure

I would translate that:

Interfice te ipsum ut vivas

thank you

You're welcome, Provoker.

Hey George, saw you were doing some English to Latin translations, was hoping you might be able to help me, since a lot of online engines lack proper inflection as far as I can tell. Phrase is as follows;
"Through fire we are born anew/reborn" (using born anew because from what little I remember, Latin has no equivalent of prefixes)
Thanks in advance.