I am coming to kill you
Latin translation: venio ad vos necandum
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peer agreement (net): +1venio ad vos necandum Explanation: Hi Dan, As simple as that, though you can say this is different ways (venio ut vos necem...) Venio: I come ad: to te/vos: te (singular you) vos (plural you) --- choose! necandum: kill (gerundive as required syntactically) Hope it helped :) FLavio Disctinction in Latin |
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