cantemus quia cantare bonum est, lucundum est, amantis est
English translation: Let us sing ...
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peer agreement (net): +2Let us sing ... Explanation: Let us sing because it is good to sing ... But "lucundum"? Isn´t this the text "Cantemus, quia cantare bonum est Cantemus, quia cantare iucundum est Cantemus, quia cantare amantis est"? Lucundum doesn´t fit at all, it is not a happy word. "Let us sing because it is good to sing, let us sing because it is delightful to sing, let us sing because it is lovely to sing." |
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