How to compare people?

[Quis ut Deus]

Salvete omnes!

For example, I'm trying to say:

"I am nothing compared to you."

I would start out my translation like this:

"Nihil sum comparatus cumte."

I know something is wrong, however!

Gratias vobis ago!

Valete!

[thesaurus]

Salvete omnes!

For example, I'm trying to say:

"I am nothing compared to you."

I would start out my translation like this:

"Nihil sum comparatus cumte."

I'm sure other people will have suggestions, but you might want to break it up into two phrases in Latin.

"Si tecum/tibi conferor, nihil sum." or "Si te mihi componis, nihil sum."\

In "Nihil sum comparatus cumte," I'm not sure "comparare" is the best verb for "to compare." Perhaps "Conlatus tecum/tibi, nihil sum," or "Te mihi compositô, nihil sum" would also work.

* Note that when you want to say "with me/you/him," etc., the order is "mecum/tecum/secum," etc.

Certus sum alios concilium adferre, sed sententiam duas in partes dividere fortasse iuvabit.

[Imber Ranae]

Use prae with the ablative (="in comparison with").

Prae te nihil sum. "Compared to you I am nothing."

[Quis ut Deus]

Thanks to the both of you!

Valete!