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Translation - Greek-Latin - Δεν ξÎÏω αν οι σκÏλοι πηγαίνουν στον ΠαÏάδεισο....
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Title
Δεν ξÎÏω αν οι σκÏλοι πηγαίνουν στον ΠαÏάδεισο....
Text
Submitted by
slink21r
Source language: Greek
Δεν ξÎÏω αν οι σκÏλοι πηγαίνουν στον ΠαÏάδεισο.
Αλλά όταν πεθάνω, θά θελα να βÏεθώ στο ίδιο μÎÏος.
Remarks about the translation
Here is a bridge: "I don't know if dogs go to heaven. But when I die I would like to be (/go) at the same place" (where dogs go, Note by User10)
Title
Nescio si canes ad Caelum eunt
Translation
Latin
Translated by
Efylove
Target language: Latin
Nescio si canes ad Caelum eunt. Sed, cum mortuus ero, velim ad eundem locum ire.
Validated by
Aneta B.
- 16 January 2011 13:32
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29 December 2010 14:57
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Hi dear!
ut morior --> si moriar?
29 December 2010 18:20
Efylove
Number of messages: 1015
But death is not a hypothesis. It's not a matter of "if" but of "when"...
29 December 2010 18:46
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Efee, but in English it is a condtional. And I believe we can't use "praesens" here in Latin.
Maybe "quando moriar"? or "cum mortuus ero"?
2 January 2011 13:37
Efylove
Number of messages: 1015
I'd like to use "cum mortuus ero".
2 January 2011 15:48
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Ok, Efee, but if you use "cum mortuus ero", can it be subjunctive "velim" in the second clause or should it be replaced by indicative "volo"?
2 January 2011 21:00
Efylove
Number of messages: 1015
I think it can be - "periodo ipotetico misto", where verbs can have different moods.
What do you think?
2 January 2011 23:08
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Fine by me.
9 January 2011 22:58
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Hi leonardohahad!
When you vote on a translation and you think it should be improved you have to explain why it is not perfect and tell us how it should be improved according to you. Could you explain me, please.
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leonardohadad