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Translation - Latin-English - Quidquid est natum moritur, quidquid moritur...
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Quidquid est natum moritur, quidquid moritur...
Text
Submitted by
barbiedoll
Source language: Latin
Quidquid est natum moritur, quidquid moritur natum erat. Memento mori. Una harum ultima.
Remarks about the translation
това беше напиÑано от една Ð¼Ð¾Ñ Ð±Ð¸Ð²ÑˆÐ° много добра приÑтелка, малко преди да разбера колко много ме мрази в дейÑтвителноÑÑ‚ и до Ð´Ð½ÐµÑ Ð½Ðµ разбрах какво означава.
предпочитам british english.
Title
Everything that is born dies.
Translation
English
Translated by
tarinoidenkertoja
Target language: English
Everything that has been born will die, and everything that dies was born. Remember that you must die. One of these hours will be the last.
Last validated or edited by
kafetzou
- 9 February 2008 23:11
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9 February 2008 22:19
dramati
Number of messages: 972
I think you should write: Everything that is born dies, and everything that dies was born. Remember to die. One of these hours is the last.
9 February 2008 23:50
tarinoidenkertoja
Number of messages: 113
please edit it , kafetzou edited this.
10 February 2008 11:43
tarinoidenkertoja
Number of messages: 113
what ??
i don t understand russian ...
10 February 2008 11:58
ViaLuminosa
Number of messages: 1116
It's not Russian - it's Bulgarian.
This was an erroneous message and now it's fixed.