Translation - Latin-English - verbosa librum non habet. Puella verbosa bella...

Lucius, is a name. Shouldn't Gaigum be translated into 'Gaius'. This seem to be a very typical homework...

Porfy,

Lucius is a name, for sure. What's the concern here?

I didn't translated "Gaigum", only brought it back to nominative, "Gaigus".

It seems to be a homework, but was submitted by one of our experts, wkn.

CC: Porfyhr

Lucius not "lucius".

I saw the many translational requests and there is no shadow on your translation. If I rate it, then it is impossible for admins to correct it.

You have right in the questioning WHY Wkn send a "Googlish" phrase for so extended translation. He should have submitted an explanation.

Finally NO critics (except for the L )regarding your translation.

But I have informed Francky and hope for his advice for the best way of handling this.

I hope you do not feel that I treat you unfair?

/Porfy

This was submitted as a request for translation Latin -> Danish (of which I am not capable). I made a request for an English translation to help me, and also submitted a question if this was homework. I can't find where my question went.

I could have helped you Wkn, but Google would have been faster.

Erhh - I don't understand what you mean by a "Googlish phrase" - it's not often I need to question the sincerity of translation requests into Danish.

So, guys, what would happen with this request?

CC: wkn

I'll leave tyhis text as is (I edited "Lucius wwith a cap "L", because now there are many translations from it that were done.
I think you can validate, Porfyhr