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Translation - English-Latin - Take it all Current status Translation
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Category Expression | | | Source language: English
Take it all.
| Remarks about the translation | I've seen Carpe Omnis, Carpe Ominous, etc. I'm looking for the most literal, grammatically correct version. This is going to be ink on my skin forever.. so it's important, haha. |
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| | | Target language: Latin
Carpe omnia |
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Validated by Efylove - 21 August 2009 09:42
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21 August 2009 11:30 | | | If possible, could someone also tell me what the punctuation would be, if any?
I'd like it to be upbeat and positive. | | |
21 August 2009 18:20 | | | Did they have exclamation marks in Latin Aneta?
I don't think so, but I'm not sure either...
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21 August 2009 18:50 | | | You mean ancient Romans? No, they hadn't got any.  Why have you asked?
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21 August 2009 21:32 | | | Lol ok, thanks.  I was just wondering. | | |
21 August 2009 21:37 | | | It's ok. You're welcome.
For your curiosity, Ancient Romans didn't use actually neither punctuation nor 'litterae minusculae'. They wrote in caps everything! Without full stops, commas etc. |
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