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Need an English to latin translation for a tattoo.

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Beany
 
Reply Mon 18 Apr, 2005 03:50 am
So get it correct or I will be stuck for life Very Happy

Ok 1st time here so a big HELLO to you all and thx for any help I may or may not receive :wink:

So the story is I want a tattoo that will have an air of mystery about it. I have had certain things good and bad happen to me at certain ages so I want to celebrate or move on from these events. I'm going to get 3 tattoos ( for now ) the easiest will just be

"27"

Thats the one I can do on my own. XXVII ??? Correct ???

The next one will be

"31 Never again"

and the 3rd

"34 For ever"

Short simple and sweet, just like me Very Happy

Once again thx for any help People !!!!!
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George
 
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Reply Mon 18 Apr, 2005 07:48 am
"31 Never again"
XXXI numquam postea

"34 For ever"
XXXIV semper
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Beany
 
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Reply Thu 21 Apr, 2005 04:24 pm
Hmmm thx George.

Bit short and sweet so lets try this instead

"My past has gone my future starts now"
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George
 
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Reply Mon 2 May, 2005 07:10 am
Praeterita mea iverunt futura mea nunc coeptant.
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mav
 
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Reply Sat 7 May, 2005 05:30 pm
what mum and dad in latin for a tattoo
i want a tattoo in latin but i dont know how too translate so could any one please tel me what

MUM is in latin

DAD is in latin

and what is HATED BY MANY AND CONFRONTED BY NONE in latin

, and fanque too who ever replys and helps
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Noddy24
 
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Reply Sat 7 May, 2005 06:19 pm
mav--

Welcome to A2K.

I'm not a linguist, but as one who is wise in the ways of on line forums, I advise you to post your own question rather than piggy-backing on Beany's thread.

Go to the Other Languages forum and click on New Question--the rest you've done before.

Good luck.
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George
 
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Reply Mon 9 May, 2005 06:58 am
The Romans used tata for "dad" and mamma for "mum".

Odio multis, oppositus ab nullo.
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