Latin to English Translation...PLEASE HELP

[David Briggs]

Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori

[Beamont]

Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori, from the poem by wilfred owen translates pretty much to meen "sweet and fitting it is to die for the father land" Hope this helps!

[didine]

It seems it means "It is sweet and glorious/right to die for one's country". See http://www.google.fr/search?hl=fr&ie=UT ... i%22&meta=

[Beaumont]

"Beamont" above was not me. Just in case someone wonders...

[SubEspion]

Lol Beaumont...

There are spies in the forum... Two Beaumont is very strange and
specialy that the spy did a mistake in his name... Some persons do not
went to a good spies school...

[Latin ...]

Dulce et decorus est pro patria moriri

this is latin

Dulce = from dilcis dulce, neutro, nominativo sing, parte nominale

et =conjuntion

decorus = parte nominale, nome masch

est = from "sum, es, fui, esse ; copula, 3 sing Presente indicativo

pro patria = complemento di vantaggio pro+ablativo

moriri= from morior (morire), infinite passive

Translation "Is sweet and full of horor to die for our homeland"

[Guest]

sorry,

is correct "mori" from morior, moriris, mortus sum, mori