Translation - Greek-Latin - ποτέ μην λές ποτέ η υπερηφάνεια είναι η...

Dear Ιππολύτη:
"Nunquam dicis numquam" --> I'd say: Numquam negas

nego, negare = dicere "non"

Can I ask you a bridge, irini?

CC: irini

It's
"Never say never
Pride is the biggest (literal translation) virtue"

My Latin is downright rusty so I'm not sure how I stand on this issue but isn't "nego" something like "deny", "say no"?

"say no"? = dicere "non" yes, I thought it was in the source, sorry... and thank you, dear irini!

to the translator: "numquam dic numquam", though I still don't like it...

"Magnificentia magna sanctitas est" is not quite correct I' m sorry. Please look at irini's English bridge...

yes, I saw my mistakes, I think that magnificentia maxima sanctitas est suits in the sentence,what is your opinion??

Hm... "virtue" I'd translate rather "virtus"..., because this is the most common Latin equivalent for English "virtue"...
What do you think?

xmm, I suppose this is better

Very good! I can accept it now...