I hope to speed.
Latin translation: Spero properare
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8 hrs confidence: 
Spero properare Explanation: Dear Dori, that is how you should put it in Latni. "Spero" means "I Hope" "Properare" is the infinitive to "speed", the intransitive one (to speed something up, which is transitive, should be "accellerare"). Hope it helps! Flavio Disctinction in Latin |
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