Translate English into Latin

thank you very much

geroge

You're welcome, darklight.

Can you translate "How long until you realize, you're the only one I want" Please ^^

Quamdiu donec me te solum desiderare comprehendis

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how can i say "Hope never dies" in latin? or a saying like this.

thx a lot

Spes numquam moritur

Soooooooooo many thanks to u, george!!!!!!

You're welcome, sunshinestyle.

Hey ya'll any chance you could possibly translate

I'd do anything to get him off my mind

or something to that extent? thanks for your time!

Quidquid agam ut iste memoria mihi exciderat.

anyone know the latin translation for RIGHTEOUSNESS??

There are several words you could use:
probitas -- connotes to honesty and uprightness of character
aequitas -- connotes just or equitable conduct toward others
sanctitas -- connotes holiness and piety

English to Latin
Looking to translate to Latin:

No plunger left behind or No jumper left behind

thank you george... i could not find a translation for the life of me... i needed it for a tattoo im getting next week.

Hi, Im hoping to make a present for my Grandpa and was wondering if you could translate the following phrases into Latin for me. Would really apreciate your help!! Thanks

I love you so very much
More that words can say
And so I send this love to you
On this your special day

A grandfather's wisdom and love reach beyond all measure

Grandparents are there to help the child get into mischief they haven't thought of yet

The history of our grandparents is remembered not with rose petals but in the laughter and tears of their children and their children's children. It is into us that the lives of grandparents have gone. It is in us that their history becomes a future.

I know theres a lot here, but any help will be appreciated!

need help translating into latin
Would you help me translate the following into latin?

return from whence you came


or something that means the same thing

Thank you

thank you!

Re: English to Latin


I assume you mean "plunger" as in "diver" rather than as in "plumber's
helper".

Strangely enough, the Latin word for plunger (or diver) is "urinator".
So "No plunger left behind" is "Nullus urinator relictus".

I could not find a word for "jumper" either.
You could say "No one who jumps left behind": "Nemo qui salit relictus"