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English to Latin: In and Without

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cathy123
 
Reply Fri 4 Mar, 2005 06:08 pm
I have a question about using "in" when translating to Latin

If I want to say:

Jane is in the tree.
would it be:
Iohanna in arbo est.

My second question is regarding without.
If I say:

The pitcher crashes without fail.
would it be:
Hydria sine deficendo ruit.

Thanks for all your help!
-cathy
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George
 
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Reply Fri 11 Mar, 2005 09:22 pm
Sine with the ablative is correct for "without".
The phrase "without fail" does not translate well into Latin, though.
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