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How do say "Sky and Sea" in Latin?

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How does one translate "sky and sea" in Latin? Or "stars and sea"? Help please!

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galaxy321 wrote:

How does one translate "sky and sea" in Latin? Or "stars and sea"? Help please!

Just very basic Latin, try:

stars and sea = stellae et mare

sky and sea = caelum et mare

Or something along those lines...

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