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Translation - Spanish-Latin - El cerebro es nuestro infinito y nuestro limite.
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Title
El cerebro es nuestro infinito y nuestro limite.
Text
Submitted by
Muma1972
Source language: Spanish
El cerebro es nuestro infinito y nuestro limite.
Title
Cerebrum infinitas nostra et finis noster est.
Translation
Latin
Translated by
stell
Target language: Latin
Cerebrum infinitas nostra et finis noster est.
Validated by
Xini
- 4 February 2007 12:34
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4 February 2007 09:56
Xini
Number of messages: 1655
Hello Stell,
1) don't you think that it should be Noster Finis, as Finis is masculine?
2) don't you think that some adjectives may sound better if placed after the name (this in Latin is very common)? E. g. Cerebrum infinitas nostra et finis noster est.
Salut
4 February 2007 12:29
stell
Number of messages: 141
Yeah, "finis" is masculine of course. Big Mistake!!
And yes you're right again: it's better with the adjective after the noun.
I'm going to change it.