Texte d'origine - Latin - Draco dormiens nunquam ...

Single words?

CC: Efylove Aneta B.

Ps. I found: "Never Tickle a Sleeping Dragon" on the net, but here's punctuation mark so...

It seems it is the Hogwarts school*'s motto.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogwarts



*Harry Potter's school

There's a verb "est" implied, which is usual for Latin... however, "titillandus", even without "est", can (and must) be considered a verb.

Ok, thanks a lot Efylove.

Maybe a stupid Q, but why is there a comma between each word?

CC!

CC: Efylove

Hi, dear Pia! I removed the standbye and have just translated the sentence.
Hope you won't have any more doubts now...

p.s. IMO the comma between this two words isn't needed at all: "nunquam,titillandus"

Ok

There were commas between every word Aneta!! But.. it seems that Franck fixed that.

And he was right, dear Pia. The sentence doesn't need any commas...
I probably know why the requester put them. Becuase of the motto of Harry Potter's school above. It looks like the words were isolated, but they aren't...

Yessssssss, I never said he was wrong Aneta. And thanks for the explanation