Any of you know Latin?

[NaughtyDreadz]

So I'm thinking up a motto for my family's crest... since we don't have one..

I'm voting on "Pantheon est possible, nihil est gratis" although I don't think possible is possible...

thoughts?

NaughtyDreadz Reviewed by NaughtyDreadz on 07-15-2008. Any of you know Latin? So I'm thinking up a motto for my family's crest... since we don't have one.. I'm voting on "Pantheon est possible, nihil est gratis" although I don't think possible is possible... thoughts? Rating: 5

[Coelho]

I know only the Latino... "hoje e festa la no meu ape!!!"

[NaughtyDreadz]

I know only the Latino... "hoje e festa la no meu ape!!!"

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[XXBlaze of DesiréXX]

Buenos Noches:jointsmile:Yo Quero Taco Bell!



keep on tokin:stoned:

[jimmy8778]

possible, is not in fact possible, i shall think upon it, for i did take latin during highschool, 2 years infact, and i plan on taking more next semester. i was pretty good, but ill get back to you, otherwise its not too bad, i think there are some endings that are wrong, but i personally am too lazy to try to recognize, so thats that.

[jimmy8778]

alright i did some thinking and i figured you wanted the phrase to mean something along the lines of "Everything is possible, Nothing is free."

and its a good start, but everything in latin is omnia, and the root for possible is possum.

so Everything is possible would be something along the lines of:

Omnia possibilia sunt

and you dont have to have the words sunt or est in the phrase if you dont want too, for in latin, especially with phrases, they are sometimes left out, but it is up to you really.

[psychocat]

Twenty seconds and google and guess what
English to Latin

[rotomianid]

I'm taking latin 5 next year and i have no idea what your trying to say there.

[psychocat]

Mine would be

somnium istic fatum

Dream your destiny

[GrinKyle]

Whoa, there are like 1000 words for "up"

do people actually used to speak this?