Смерть стоит того, чтобы жить, а любовь стоит того, чтобы ждать.
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| 4 +1 | mors ut vivatur meretur, amorque meretur ut diu exspectetur. |
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peer agreement (net): +1mors ut vivatur meretur, amorque meretur ut diu exspectetur. Explanation: Making sure I've understood the verses correctly po-angliski: "Dying is worth living for, and love is worth waiting for." mors ut vivatur meretur amorque meretur ut diu exspectetur. The word order is highly malleable. MERETUR: "is worth, deserves" MORS: "death" (nominative case) AMOR: "love, sex" (nominative case) -QUE: "and" UT: "(so) that" VIVATUR: impersonal passive of "live" in subjunctive mood DIU: "for a long time" EXSPECTETUR: impersonal passive of "await, wait for" in the subjunctive mood --Loquamur |
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