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กลุ่ม Love / Friendship

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Frases para namorados
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Submitted by PackyStar
Source language: Portuguese brazilian

Só você me completa.
Você completa minha alma.
Me encontrei em você.
Você é tudo o que preciso.
Sem você eu não vivo.
Descobri a felicidade em você.
Remarks about the translation
São frases para serem escritas em alianças.

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Latin

Translated by sgrowl
Target language: Latin

Tu solus me supples.
Meam animam supples.
In te me inveni.
Omnia, quorum egeo, es.
Sine te non vivo.
In te felicitatem comperi.
Validated by Aneta B. - 9 January 2010 14:08





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7 January 2010 18:27

Aneta B.
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Hello Lilly! Can I ask you a bridge when you have a time, please?

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8 January 2010 15:19

Aneta B.
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Lilly? Could you?

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8 January 2010 16:45

lilian canale
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"Only you complete me
You complete my soul
I've found myself in you
You are all I need
Without you, I don't live
I've discovered happiness in you"

8 January 2010 18:02

Aneta B.
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Thanks Lilly!

8 January 2010 18:17

Aneta B.
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sgrowl, why do you connect "in" and "sine" with dative? It should be with ablative...

Moreover:
Toto eo quod egeo es --> Omnia, quorum egeo, (tu) es

Please, correct your translation.

8 January 2010 18:57

Aneta B.
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I'm taking into concideration one more change.

Tu solum --> Tu solus

Compare, please:
tu solus Dominus = only you are Lord

What do you think?

9 January 2010 13:44

sgrowl
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I intended use "solum" like adverb not adjective.
Which one is more correct?

9 January 2010 13:49

Aneta B.
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I think that in this context an adjective is more appropriate than an adverb, sgrowl. This is why I typed what I did.

One more comparison:
Solus Deus me iudicare potest.
Solum Deus me iudicare potest.

9 January 2010 14:06

Aneta B.
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Your "Tu solum me supples" would be correct if you wanted to say the sentence in a negative way.
It means sth like:
"You only complete me, but nothing more..."

I know it is a quite difficult case. This is a kind of Latin grammatical catch