14:20 Jun 14, 2001 |
English to Latin translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary | ||||
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Ardens vive. Explanation: Ardens vive. The explanation you added was useful, since there otherwise there would be some potential problems with the short phrase: 1. The word "passion" is tricky in English: does it mean enthusiasm, or lust, or even suffering (the "Passion Story" of the crucifixion of Jesus). 2. The word "with" is also tricky! Does the phrase mean "passionately" (with actions driven by internal "passion"), or "with passion in your vicinity" (living but enduring the presence of "passion"), or perhaps "without it you'll die" ("passion" is what keeps us alive). Wacky English! |
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