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00:29 May 27, 2002 |
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| Selected response from: Flavio Ferri-Benedetti Switzerland Local time: 03:08 | |||
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5 | a fronte fidi amici te perfodiunt |
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5 | Of course it does |
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a fronte fidi amici te perfodiunt Explanation: Hope it helps! A fronte: in the front fidi amici: true friends te: you perfodiunt: stab (3º plur) Flavio Disctinction in Latni |
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Of course it does Explanation: I would not have answered you if the meaning was not exactly the same as your phrase. Please also bear in mind that not all languages have the same word order English has. Now, if you expected some "latenglish" phrase that could be understandable but NOT correct Latin, I won't do it. I gave you correct Latin, if that's what you asked for. Good luck! Flavio Years of Latin |
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