This board is a composition workshop, like a writers' workshop: post your work with questions about style or vocabulary, comment on other people's work, post composition challenges on some topic or form, or just dazzle us with your inventive use of galliambics.
ok well I am not very good with computers, but I don't know who else to turn to. I could really use your help. I am a high school science teacher and I have always loved the quote, "Never forget the people that make you who you are." That line, plus my love for the Latin language, brought me to the decision that I need that quote on a poster in my room. Only problem, I don't know enough latin to successfully translate it. If someone could give me a translation, or even something with the same meaning (ie. replace never forget with remember). If anyone could help, I would ever so grateful.
“Cum ego verbo utar,” Humpty Dumpty dixit voce contempta, “indicat illud quod optem – nec plus nec minus.” “Est tamen rogatio” dixit Alice, “an efficere verba tot res indicare possis.” “Rogatio est, “Humpty Dumpty responsit, “quae fiat magister – id cunctum est.”
by mellolp54609 » Fri Jul 04, 2008 7:35 am 
