sic hoc legiere scis nimum eruditiones habes
English translation: If you can read this you are overeducated
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If you can read this you are overeducated Explanation: You have misplaced an "i": it is "sic hoc legere scis nimium eruditiones habes" si = if hoc = this legere = read scis = you know, you can (know how to) nimium = too much eruditiones = erudition, knowledge habes = you have -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-13 05:57:31 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- :-) |
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