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I am an expert in Latin & Ancient Greek Language and I'll be glad to answer any questions concerning this matter.

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Over 25 years teaching experience.

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I received my Ph.D. in Classics from Genova University (Italy).

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Recent Answers from Maria

2012-02-09 translation for power point project:

Hello,    "Love me as I am" translates as follows:    -"Ut ego sum, ita me dilige", if this command is addressed to only one person.    -"Ut ego sum, ita me diligite", if this command is addressed to many

2012-02-07 Latin translation question:

Hello,    “Meum tenes cor” is the correct translation of "You hold my heart".    See below for grammatical analysis.    Best regards,  Maria  __________________________________________________________________________________________

2012-02-04 translate a sentance into latin:

Hi Louise,    “Pro me vigilant angeli” or “Me angeli custodiunt” are two correct translations for “Angels watch over me”, just to mean that many special people are looking out for you like angels.    Since

2012-02-02 latin:

Hello,    If you want to have a correct translation of the sentence “Yield to love, not evil” as an adaptation of Virgil's quote "Ne cede malis"(Aeneid, Book 6, line 95), you must say as follows:    1-”Cede

2012-02-01 Sentence to latin:

Hello,    here are two translations of “You will always be in my heart with unconditional love":    1-“Absoluto cum amore in corde  semper eris meo ”    2-“In meo semper eris corde absoluto cum amore”

 

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