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Subject: See if you can translate my sig!
As you can probably tell, it's in Latin, but the last word is English.
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
Make my day, Punk?
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
Jonman is correct, sir! But it would come-out as "make day". A better Latin phrase would be "Age. Fac ut gaudeam". Go ahead, make my day!
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Ok then... easily translate my name and for all you budding genuis' out there... tell me who's dying words they were.
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
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Ok then... easily translate my name and for all you budding genuis' out there... tell me who's dying words they were.
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La Tristesse durera means 'The sadness goes on'
These were Vincent Van Gogh's last words (but your tag is from the Manic's song of the same name)
Tao
Hey, Now I have some latin in my sig too ;)
(The original 2nd part should read 'Preparet bellum')
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
Ooooh the internet has soo much to offer... and so much information. ;D
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Ooooh the internet has soo much to offer... and so much information. ;D
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Yes it does ;D - but my favourite Latin dictionary seems to be offline :(
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
Bet you can't guess what these two phrases mean (both in the same language):
B'Jatlh 'e' Y'imev
and
HaB SoslI Quch
Wonder if you can guess what language they are in as well? They are my favourite phrases in that language :D
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Wonder if you can guess what language they are in as well? They are my favourite phrases in that language :D
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OK, I'll guess Hebrew but I ain't a clue what they mean ::)
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
Try Klingon.
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Try Klingon.
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oops ;D
Subject: Re: See if you can translate my sig!
They mean "Shut Up" and "Your Mother Had A Smooth Forehead", respectively. Well, of course when you say them you don't mean them respectively, but you know what I mean- in that order.