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I've managed to get this by breaking down and modifying a quote I like. Can someone who knows what they're on about please tell me whether it makes any sense and what exactly it reads as?
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I've managed to get this by breaking down and modifying a quote I like. Can someone who knows what they're on about please tell me whether it makes any sense and what exactly it reads as?
Ta
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Using an online Latin translator, it means:
"Long ways hard to dry up counting from abbyssus to lead all the way to rouse up"
Nice quote!!!
"Long ways hard to dry up counting from abbyssus to lead all the way to rouse up"
Nice quote!!!
Hahaha, not exactly what I was aiming for 
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I'm sure it means something else aslo.
Try this: http://www.stars21.com/translator/latin_to_english.html
That looks like the best website to analyse Latin phrases because it gives you a definition of all the words and how to use them.
Try this: http://www.stars21.com/translator/latin_to_english.html
That looks like the best website to analyse Latin phrases because it gives you a definition of all the words and how to use them.
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Quis est vita tamen a summa nostri monumentum
No. If something is prolix it's long and drawn-out, often unnecessarily so.
Soldato
What is life but the sum of our memories
So nothing to do with the thread then?
Soldato
Quis sic EGO sum inconcessus scribo laudo in latin?!?!?
But that's where Prolix got his name - you can't set fire to the ocean overnight you know!
(though some sources attribute his name to his part-time job as a gigolo)
Who the **** are you on about?
I've Googled this but I can't make any sense of what you mean.
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this.
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Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus 