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2009-11-20 Latin - tranlsation into latin:

Hello, “Coniuncti fortiores sumus ad ridendum, amandum, vivendum…” is the translation of “"Together we are stronger to laugh to love to live....". Best regards, Maria _______________________________________________________

2009-11-20 Ancient Languages - Shorter version of "What we do in life echoes in eternity.":

Hello, "Echo in eternity “ as an imperative, 2nd.person singular, translates as follows: -“In aeternum résona!” Best regards, Maria ____________________________________________________________

2009-11-19 Ancient Languages - Latin phrase for Army husband:

Hello, The phrase "God, Country, Student Loans", used as a joke-y phrase/motto, translates as follows into Latin: -“Deus, Patria, Mutua Alumnorum Pecunia”. See below for grammatical analysis

2009-11-19 Greek - question about my name:

Hello! Actually that's not my expertise. I need to know English names in order to find the correspondant. We need a name meaning "golden". That's what "Chryssoula" means in Greek. I checked the site

2009-11-19 Latin - Use of Gerund:

"Idoneus" admits of several constructions in Classical Latin. The "qui" clause of characteristic with the subjunctive is one possible contruction. The simple infinitive ("muniri") is another, as is "ad"