cura ut valeas
English translation: take care of yourself to be well
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| na +1 | take care of yourself to be well |
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| na | take care |
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1 hr peer agreement (net): +1
take care of yourself to be well Explanation: cura = take care (of yourself), verb "curo, are, avi, atum", imperative present, 2nd person of the singular ut = in order to, conjunction that governs the subjunctive valeas = be well, verb "valeo, es, ere, valui, valitum", subjunctive present, 2nd person of the singular. => take care (of yourself) in order to be well/to be well/if you want to be well I agree with Stilius though : in EN, it's the equivalent of "take care", "take care of yourself" but if you wondered what "ut valeas" could be, you know now ! latinist |
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