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Translation - French-Latin - Continue à te battre. N'abandonne pas.
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Title
Continue à te battre. N'abandonne pas.
Text
Submitted by
Astrid46
Source language: French Translated by
daemon
Continue à te battre. N'abandonne pas.
Title
Pugnare persevera. Ne remiseris.
Translation
Latin
Translated by
stell
Target language: Latin
Pugnare persevera. Ne remiseris.
Remarks about the translation
-pugnare: pugno,as,are (combattre) infinitif
-persevera: persevero,as,are (continuer) impératif 2° pers. singulier
-remiseris: remitto,is,ere (abandonner) 2° pers. singulier subjonctif imparfait (défense)
Validated by
Xini
- 12 March 2007 08:59
Last messages
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Message
11 March 2007 16:44
Xini
Number of messages: 1655
Hello Stell,
I think imperatif negatif should be introduced by "Ne", not "Non".
What is your opinion?
11 March 2007 19:30
stell
Number of messages: 141
Sorry!!!!!!!
Yes of course it should be "ne + subjonctif imparfait".
12 March 2007 08:43
Xini
Number of messages: 1655
No problem, we are all here to learn more. Me too...