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Translation - Portuguese brazilian-Latin - "A carne morre, mas a alma sobrevive"
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Title
"A carne morre, mas a alma sobrevive"
Text
Submitted by
Kayo Perez
Source language: Portuguese brazilian
"A carne morre, mas a alma sobrevive"
Remarks about the translation
Bom essa frase é uma frase para uma tatuagem que significa muito para mim, a carne q eu digo é o corpo humano,e a alma é o espirito(alma).
Francês da França
Ingles americano
Grato
Kayo
Title
corpus cadit, sed anima superest
Translation
Latin
Translated by
Cammello
Target language: Latin
corpus cadit, sed anima superest
Remarks about the translation
"Caro" means "meat"
"Corpus" means "body" (refferred as "human body")
Even if you ask for the word "meat", i think that in Latin it is better translated with "corpus".
If you prefer "caro", here you are the sentence
"Caro cadit, sed anima superest"
Validated by
Francky5591
- 17 May 2008 13:54