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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-Latin - Ainda que eu falasse a lingua dos anjos, que...
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Ainda que eu falasse a lingua dos anjos, que...
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setembronegro83
Source language: Brazilian Portuguese
Ainda que eu falasse a lingua dos homens e falasse a lingua dos anjos, sem amor eu nada seria.
Title
Amor
Translation
Latin
Translated by
stell
Target language: Latin
Cum hominum linguam et angelorum linguam loquar sine amore nihil sim.
Remarks about the translation
-cum: (bien que) + subjonctif
-hominum: homo,hominis,m (homme) génitif pluriel
-linguam: lingua,ae,f (langue) accusatif singulier (COD de loquar)
-angelorum: angelus,i,m (ange) génitif pluriel
-loquar: loquor,eris,eri,locutus sum (parler) 1° pers. singulier subjonctif présent
-sine: (sans) + ablatif
-amore: amor,oris,m (amour) ablatif singulier
-nihil: (rien) nominatif singulier
-sim: (être) 1° pers. singulier subjonctif qui exprime le conditionnel
Last validated or edited by
Porfyhr
- 11 August 2007 14:43
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1 February 2007 16:23
Borges
Number of messages: 115
"seria" means "would be" (is this verb tense called past imperfect or conditional in english?)
1 February 2007 17:09
stell
Number of messages: 141
That's conditional I think. But I'm not sure how to translate it in latin.