No Regrets
Latin translation: mihi non paenitet
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peer agreement (net): +2mihi non paenitet Explanation: Dear Melissa, a way to put it in Latin. Hope it serves. It is a verbal construction: paenitet means "to regret", and it is impersonal. This means it doesn't change regarding to the number or voice of the verb. It needs a dative subject. Since the subject is "I", "ego" in Latin, dative of "ego" is "mihi". Mihi NON paenitet. Non is "not". "I do not regret" Hope it helps! FLavio Disctinction in Latin |
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