Latine loqui (latin topic)

[pc2]

Thank you very much.

Could you also translate these for me please into latin?

- To conquer fear is the beginning of wisdom
- Let them hate, so long as they fear

Thanks again

salutations,

you're welcome.
- metum vincere sapientiae initium est.
- odere possunt, sed metum necessis est.

salutations,

[smithy17]

Thank you so much

and if you could just do me a few more I would be eternally grateful!

1. My Love (in reference to a female)
2. My beloved (in reference to a female)
3. When all around me brings me down, you lift me up

Many Thanks

[pc2]

Thank you so much

and if you could just do me a few more I would be eternally grateful!

1. My Love (in reference to a female)
2. My beloved (in reference to a female)
3. When all around me brings me down, you lift me up

Many Thanks

salutations,

you're welcome.
here is our suggestion:
1. amor meus.
2. chara mea (you pronounce the "ch" like "k").
3. quom omne aliquod me minuit, tu me levas.
we would better wait for a Latin specialist's opinion.

salutations,

[smithy17]

Dear PC2

I have seen a number of latin websites which state that 'beloved' is 'Cara' and not 'Chara'

any thoughts on this?

[pc2]

Dear PC2

I have seen a number of latin websites which state that 'beloved' is 'Cara' and not 'Chara'

any thoughts on this?

salutations,

we think that either way are right. we looked in a Latin dictionary, and we found "cara" and "chara" (benig that the "ch" is read as "k").

salutations,

[smithy17]

Thanks

[pc2]

Thanks

you're welcome.