can someone help me translate the phrase "Fly with me past the walls of death" , im trying to do this for latin class, but i cant seem to get it right, i just want to get some outside help.
Thanks sooooo much!
vastor wrote:Vola / Volate post muros mortis / necis cum me.
Twpsyn wrote:*Mecum.
Twpsyn wrote:I think praetervola(te) muros would be more appropriate than vola(te).
Twpsyn wrote:Post really means 'behind'.
Twpsyn wrote:Of course, without knowing what the context of your class is, MonkeyFist, and what vocab. you know already, I can't really predict what your teacher expects.
Also, since this thread is ten days old, MonkeyFist probably already has made his own translation without our help ...
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