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Translation - please help!

mndubbs wrote in latin Jun 06, 2020 11:05

What would be the best way to translate “remember to live for you are dying” or “remember to live for you must die” into Latin.
I know the terms “memento vivere” and “memento mori” but am clueless as to how to conjoin them. Thank you!

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Please help with my dumb question

Joshua Caleb wrote in latin Mar 24, 2018 02:35

I found a Latin phrase that I am contemplating getting a tattoo of and I just wanted to make sure that the meaning is what I think it is.. any help you can provide would be great ( Read more... )

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I do NOT know latin but would like some help

iggy_maravich wrote in latin Jul 26, 2017 15:11

Hi Everyone ( Read more... )

Looking for wholesale harina pan (masa para arepas)

Carlos Valencia wrote in latin Mar 13, 2016 10:21

Hello, looking for a place that sells harina pan (the powder to make traditional colombian/venezuelan "arepas"). I know of markets that sell per unit but I've got a big family and friends that would like to buy at least 20 at once with discount ( Read more... )

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Request for Latin help

vilakins wrote in latin Mar 30, 2015 21:12

A friend who works at a tertiary institute in England (let's say in Newcastle) wants the students' mission statement translated into Latin ( Read more... )

Si res ita sit, valeat laetitia!

klausnick wrote in latin Feb 18, 2015 12:23

What is the origin of this phrase?

I would not eat a rabbit

syntinen_laulu wrote in latin Jun 16, 2014 20:15

I'm hopeless with conditional tenses. How would you say 'I would not eat a rabbit'? (Meaning, of course, 'I would never do that' rather than 'they offered it to me but I refused.)

Thanks!

Who is the author?

klausnick wrote in latin Apr 19, 2014 14:01

Iustius invidia nihil est, quae primitus ipsum

Autorem rodit, discrutiatque suum.

Assistance needed

untied wrote in latin Jan 02, 2014 13:35

Attempting to translate "to suffer is to grow" and unsure about proper verb pairings...

"to endure suffer or hardship" and "to become better" or "to evolve"... even when i think i've got it, it sounds wrong. i'm working with a freshman understanding of the language, and could really use some help.

thank you to anyone who has time to chime in!

Why this ut?

goliard wrote in latin Jul 14, 2013 15:12

From the Apocolocyntosis of (pseudo-)Seneca:

"Nimis rustice" inquies: "cum omnes poetae, non contenti ortus et occasus describere, ut etiam medium diem inquietent, tu sic transibis horam tam bonam ( Read more... )