Oversettelse - Engelsk-Latin - You donÂ´t know me

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You donÂ´t know me

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Kildespråk: Engelsk Oversatt av Cisa

You donÂ´t know me, so IÂ´ll introduce myself.
My passion is history and ancient languages.
I am the same age as you.
My favourite quotation is: As long as there is a spark, there is hope.

My Latin vocabulary is quite restricted so I offer you a riddle:

Here is the riddle:
When someone names me, I no longer exist. Who am I?

You probably wonÂ´t receive my letter. But I keep a ray of hope.

Tittel	Non me cognoscis, ita inducam me ipsum/ ipsam
Oversettelse Latin Oversatt av charisgre	Språket det skal oversettes til: Latin Non me cognoscis, ita inducam me ipsam. Cupidus historiae veterumque linguarum sum. Id aetatis ut tuae sum. Prelata mentio mea est: Donec erit scintilla, erit spes. Vocabula mea in Latina Lingua non multa sunt atque tibi offero unum scirpum. Hic est scirpus: Cum quidam dicit nomen meum, ego diutius non sum. Quis sum? Tu forsitan non accipias litteras meas. At teneo radium spei.
Anmerkninger gjeldende oversettelsen	Ipsum â€“masculine, ipsam â€“feminine for â€œmyselfâ€ Iâ€™ve preferred in translation to use â€œdonecâ€ for â€œas long asâ€¦â€ because it expresses more clearly the temporary connection You can use â€œego diutius non sumâ€ and also â€˜ego diutius non esto/ exsistoâ€™ with the same meaning.

Senest vurdert og redigert av Porfyhr - 5 September 2007 13:03

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		30 August 2007 09:57
	goncin Antall Innlegg: 3706	"litteras meas" -> "literam meam". The French original has it singular.
		30 August 2007 10:01
	charisgre Antall Innlegg: 256	in Latin the word littera,-ae means letter e.g. U, A, E, G, etc - singular. The plural form litterae,-arum mean letter, id est a written message addressed to a person.
		30 August 2007 10:18
	goncin Antall Innlegg: 3706	Thanks for clarifying, charisgre. It seems that you know Latin a lot... That's very good. Be welcome to Cucumis! Porfyhr, keep an eye on her - she is good! CC: charisgre Porfyhr
		30 August 2007 10:25
	Urunghai Antall Innlegg: 464	"Cum quidam dicit nomen meum, ego diutius non sum. Quis sum?" Silentium! Classic one I wonder if the answer should be reflected in the question, i.e. "diutium sum - quid sum" And well translated if you'd ask me.
		30 August 2007 10:32
	charisgre Antall Innlegg: 256	Diutius is an adverb in the original, so I presumed you can't make a corelation between them. Plus I think the person who wrote it is a male, so "quis" is the proper pronoun, "quid" is for neutral. He said: "Who am I?" not "What am I?"
		2 September 2007 17:35
	Porfyhr Antall Innlegg: 793	Charisgre, you have voted against your own Latin translation. Is it of any particular reason or just by mistake!
		2 September 2007 17:44
	charisgre Antall Innlegg: 256	sorry, by mistake! I was just curious! I won't do it again! promise!