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Translation - English-Latin - You may hold my hand for a while ut you hold my...
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You may hold my hand for a while ut you hold my...
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Submitted by
flisen
Source language: English
You may hold my hand for a while
But you hold my heart forever
Title
Manum meam temporis puncto
Translation
Latin
Translated by
Efylove
Target language: Latin
Manum meam tenere potes parumper,
sed cor meum tenes in perpetuum.
Last validated or edited by
Aneta B.
- 18 February 2011 20:50
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15 February 2011 00:08
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
I'm not sure about these adverbs of time you have used, dear.
temporis puncto = at the very moment
for a while = parumper
And why "ad perpetuum" (everlasting, permanent)?
Shouldn't be "
in
perpetuum" (forever)?
What do you think, Efee?
15 February 2011 18:08
Efylove
Number of messages: 1015
You're right for sure.