Vertaling - Grieks-Latijn - ο,τι δεν σε σκοτωνει σε κάνει πιο δυνατό

Since the original means "What does not kill you makes you stronger"<, this Latin version isn't proper, because it means:
"What does not kill us makes us stronger"<
I know, this is a proverb and we can know various versions of it, but we have here also the version with 2nd person, so I can't understand what is a reason of keeping them both.

Maybe isn't it that obvious for JP to completely erase one page, I don't know, but there must be some reason for this text still to be here.

At last, I still can uncheck the box that tells the requester authorizes this text to be seen publicly, but I can't guarantee the result we'll get.

I'll try to do that.

Edit : Oh? no, I can't, I can only do that for the original text.

I rejected the translations that were conjugated at 1st person plural. It is a bit cleaner this way!

Thank you, Francky! Much clearer!