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Translation - Latin-English - Carpe Diem Caveat Emptor
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Expression
Title
Carpe Diem Caveat Emptor
Text
Submitted by
emse
Source language: Latin
Carpe Diem Caveat Emptor
Remarks about the translation
jeg har fået at vide at dette udtryk betyder "grib dage, nyd livet før det er for sent" jeg vil gerne have det lavet som en tattoo dog bliver jeg i tvivl når jeg googler det fordi det kommer op som at det betyder noget indenfor købsrettgheder.
Title
Seize the Day Let the Buyer Beware
Translation
English
Translated by
goncin
Target language: English
Seize the Day Let the Buyer Beware
Validated by
kafetzou
- 21 August 2007 16:21
Last messages
Author
Message
21 August 2007 11:57
samanthalee
Number of messages: 235
If I remember my consumer rights correctly, "Caveat Emptor" means "Buyer beware", which incidentally is the opposite of "Take Care of the Customer"
21 August 2007 11:43
Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi Samanthalee
I totally agree with you. "Caveat emptor" is "Let the buyer beware" and not "look after the customer".
Bises
Tantine
21 August 2007 12:00
goncin
Number of messages: 3706
Corrected, folks! Thanks!
21 August 2007 16:20
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Aren't these in our Latin sentences project?
21 August 2007 16:24
goncin
Number of messages: 3706
Maybe, I don't remember (surely "Carpe Diem"
. Porfyhr?
CC:
Porfyhr