I want to write in Latin "Do you want to see dogs eating bananas?"
Here is my translation: "Vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?"
And then I want to write "follow this link" or "click this link", but I don't know how to translate it into Latin. Could someone please help me?
vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?
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Re: vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?
Hello!
I'll throw another translation out there, though I don't think there's anything wrong with yours.
Visne videre canes qui arienas edunt.
Preme (or premite, depending on who you want your audience to be) nexum would work for click the link
I'll throw another translation out there, though I don't think there's anything wrong with yours.
Visne videre canes qui arienas edunt.
Preme (or premite, depending on who you want your audience to be) nexum would work for click the link
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Re: vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?
Thank you, whsiv! It's actually opposums, but I couldn't find what they are called in Latin.
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Re: vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?
My life, each morning when I dress, is four and twenty hours less. (J Richardson)
τοῦτ' ἑν ψυχῇ λόγοι ὁσπερ κάλλος ἑν σώματι.
τοῦτ' ἑν ψυχῇ λόγοι ὁσπερ κάλλος ἑν σώματι.
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Re: vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?
"Didelphis virginiana" seems to be the scientific name of the 'possum.
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_opossum
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_opossum
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Re: vīsne canēs ariēnās edentēs vidēre?
Thank you both for references!