i hope you die
English translation: Mors tua, gaudium meum
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| na +2 | Mors tua, gaudium meum |
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| na +1 | Spero te morior |
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1 hr peer agreement (net): +1
Spero te morior Explanation: Literally: I hope you will die My latin decco+grammar |
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Mors tua, gaudium meum Explanation: I coined this sentence along the famous latin saying (used often in my family) "mors tua, vita mea" (your death is my life). Translated back into English "mors tua, gaudium meum" is "your death, my joy" which is not a literal translation but has a more Latin ring to it. I went to school in the old system when we studied Latin for some 8 years! regards paola ludovici macquarrie |
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