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Regina Editæ,
I miss to have you to discuss with already!!!

I have problem in solving a sturdy boys strange latin:

In temporis spatio inter aeternitibus post veronicem rationis

He say it is medieval Latin, but I think that that is something I know better than the classic so I must hear what you think, before I give my final verdict.

In medieval Latin it should be:
In temporis spacio eternibus post veronichem racionis

Out of my point of view he is not using medieval Latin. He is writing in mixed classic/homemade/medieval Latin I think.

Furthermore the word "veronicem" should mean varnish (according to him): 'vernix, vernicis', but in medieval latin "veronicem", doesn't exist and if, it should be spelled 'veronichem' marking that the c should be pronounciated as a -k- according to pronounciating rules.
Could you find any way to find that he is right?
What is your general opinion?

Tuus
Jim

Oh I thank you!
Beijos!
What do you think about the hair? I'm getting pro, huh? Kidding...

OOh no problem! Please evauate them. I rarely evaluate Latin translations.

Thank you

Oh no way I could make this, you're already pretty...
See you!!

I've been even insulted here but never got angry

"I need you to tell me if we are talking about the breeze from the woods, the breeze which passes through the leaves of the trees, or the metaphoric "respiration" of threes. Thank "


in fact,i was looking for a symbolic or poetical point of view ...

"respiration of trees" approaches of what i need...
you have more translations about woods or forest or trees?
i think "silvarum" it sounds weird hahaha

thank you very much

Thank you very much for the translation.

thank you for helping me =), im feeling desperate cus im doing my tattoo next week. I ment "strong wind". Like a name. Fortis ventus, is that right?

Thank you very much Charisgre.

Thank you very much Charisgre, this one was already translated and validated, sorry.
kiss

Would you like to try and translate this? No one else has succeeded.



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Hi.

Sorry. I submitted a latin quote for translation and so far no one has been able to do it. It was suggested that you are probably our best translator and so I thought you might want to take a look. Instead of giving you the http:// which I thought it was at I will give you the information here. If you can translate this I would appreciate it and of course you will get credit for it.

Source language
Neque me liberosque meos cariores habebo quam...

Neque me liberosque meos cariores habebo quam Gaium habeo et sorores eius”
“Quod bonum felixque sit Caligula Caesari sororibusque eius!”
US English from Ancient Latin from about 100 CE
http://www.cucumis.org/translation_1_t/view-the-translation_v_99965.html

Hi!
I will try to do my best, I'll do it as soon as I can.

what kind of latin you speak!?



thanks

Well, I think you cn validate your own work after a couple of weeks. We are forced to do this when we have only one expert. You can also try to submit a poll on some of your translations to see if somebody can help you. Not an expert, but a member that has latin+(source language) in his profile. Bye

Sarei contento se prima di apportare modifiche alle traduzioni in latino me lo dicessi dato che non mi sembrano del tutto appropriate

I wasn t bad , but i ve seen you can read italian too .

Charisgre, could you please tell me if this: "superstes agas" means "alive or survivor"?

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