Translation - English-Latin - live your life or die regreting it.Current status Translation
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Category Speech - Arts / Creation / Imagination  This translation request is "Meaning only". | live your life or die regreting it. | | Source language: English
live your life or die regreting it. | Remarks about the translation | |
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| Vitam tuam age pigensve morere. | | Target language: Latin
Vitam tuam age pigensve morere. |
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Validated by Aneta B. - 11 September 2010 22:23
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10 September 2010 23:51 | | | Hi Alex! 
live your life - vitam tuam age ? | | |
11 September 2010 00:10 | | | Hello pani profesor!
Yes, your suggestion is totally right.
But I chose to drop "tuam" because Latin uses possessive adjectives less frequently than English and because it's obvious that one lives his own life, not the others' one.
Am I wrong?
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11 September 2010 00:24 | | | Hmm. I don't think it is so obvious, dear. We sometimes live another life than ours, e.g. when we pretend being someone else...
I think the sentence even focuses on the pronoun here.
You can interpret it as follows: "live your (not others" ) life". Am I wrong? | | |
11 September 2010 00:45 | | | I would have interpreted it in a different way.
But I see your interpretation as well.
In the doubt, let's place "tuam"  |
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