Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Latin term or phrase:
illa 'nonne vultis, iuvenes,' inquit, 'fotunam vestram cognoscere?'
English translation:
She (that woman) said:
Added to glossary by
Flavio Ferri-Benedetti
Feb 11, 2002 02:58
22 yrs ago
Latin term
illa 'nonne vultis, iuvenes,' inquit, 'fotunam vestram cognoscere?'
Non-PRO
Latin to English
Art/Literary
from a latin assignment
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | She (that woman) said: "Don't you young men want to know your luck/future/destiny?" | Flavio Ferri-Benedetti |
Proposed translations
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She (that woman) said: "Don't you young men want to know your luck/future/destiny?"
Dear Chloe,
hope it helps. PLease remember that you can't ask here for entire phrases all the time but please try to make your assignements and we will help you with actual words or grammar structures you do not understand.
Illa: that woman (subject)
inquit: said
"nonne: don't...?"
vultis: you want (plural)
iuvenes: young men
fortunam: destiny (fem. acc)
vestram: your (fem. acc)
cognoscere: to know (infinitive phrase)
Remember to grade your open questions otherwise you won't be able to post more. Thanks :)
Flavio
hope it helps. PLease remember that you can't ask here for entire phrases all the time but please try to make your assignements and we will help you with actual words or grammar structures you do not understand.
Illa: that woman (subject)
inquit: said
"nonne: don't...?"
vultis: you want (plural)
iuvenes: young men
fortunam: destiny (fem. acc)
vestram: your (fem. acc)
cognoscere: to know (infinitive phrase)
Remember to grade your open questions otherwise you won't be able to post more. Thanks :)
Flavio
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