I'm hoping I'm at least close with these:
"With wine comes friends"
Cum vino ventant amicos
and
"brothers forever" or "brothers always"
Semper frateri
Please let me know if, or how badly, I've screwed up.
Thanks
Brief translation help, please
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Cum vino amici veniuntI'm hoping I'm at least close with these:
"With wine comes friends"
Cum vino ventant amicos
and
"brothers forever" or "brothers always"
Semper frateri
Please let me know if, or how badly, I've screwed up.
Thanks
Just because a noun comes after the verbs doesn't mean it's the object. It is the freinds who are doing the coming - therefore they are the subjects
Semper fratres
I think frater, -tris is a third declension masculine noun, declining like pater, patris