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Looking for a English to Hebrew translation

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I'm new here... was looking for a translation from english to hebrew of Carpe Diem

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If nobody answers, you can contact a Freelang translator at http://www.freelang.net/translation/index.html
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Hello!

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I know Hebrew very well, but I didn't understand this word. If you will combine these two words, I can think of the translation a kind of frog!? But somhow it doesn't seem to me what you meant, so can you tell me where did you hear it?


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soferk73 wrote:I know Hebrew very well, but I didn't understand this word. If you will combine these two words, I can think of the translation a kind of frog!? But somhow it doesn't seem to me what you meant, so can you tell me where did you hear it?


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"Carpe Diem" is a latin expression ;)
We can say "sieze the day" in english. (Olivier says it here)

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Les courses hippiques, lorsqu'elles s'y frottent.
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Let me correct,Lat :

Seize the day.
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oops, thank you ;)
Les courses hippiques, lorsqu'elles s'y frottent.
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Thank you for notice it

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Thank you for notice it,what funny is that Karpadim is kind of frogs in plural in Hebrew :D
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The translation of carpe diem is "seize the day" but its meaning is enjoy the moment, the present.
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