never judge a book by its cover, and never think it is what it seems
Latin translation: numquam ex operculo de libris putare, numquamque credere quo videtur
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numquam ex operculo de libris putare, numquamque credere quo videtur Explanation: Hi! A way to translate this into Latin structures: 1st part: numquam: never ex operculo: by its cover (ablativo) de libris: books (dative, literally "about books" as required by "puto" putare: to judge 2nd part: numquam: never -que: and credere: to believe quo videtur: in what it seems it is Hope it helps :) Flavio Disctinction in Latin |
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