Latin Help Translation . Latin To English

Who can help me find accurate translations from English to Latin?

For individual words, try William Whitaker’s Words. Available as a downloadable file on line. It’s free and does both Latin>English and English>Latin.For anything beyond that, I don’t know any site that works. Definitely avoid Google Translate. Even though it has Latin as a language it supports, GT butchers translations going either way.

Could you help me translate a Latin passage to English?

If you’re looking for an answer, then yes: I can help you translate.If you’re asking me to translate something in particular, then the answer is that since you gave me nothing in particular to work with, I cannot help you right now.However, if I am to throw my hat into the ring, I would like to argue against using Google Translate. Even though it is very good at translating modern, non inflected languages, I must say that it is terrible at translating complex Latin phrases and even simple ones, for that matter. If you are looking for simple word or idiom translations, Google has your back, but if you’re looking for full, grammar based translations, consult a human with expertise on the subject instead for the most effective results.

Can anyone translate Latin to English?

When I was growing up, and for centuries before that, in the west, everyone who was going on in school pst the eighth grade took Latin and was expected to be able to read it and translate it into their national language.Even with the assault on Western culture, there are still schools which offer Latin. Four years of Latin in high school is enough to have you reading Caesar and Virgil.I believe that there is more Latin left in the schools in the United Kingdom than there is here in the United States, but there are more of us, so perhaps the absolute numbers tell a different story.In any case, yes, there are still, easily, millions of people who can read, write, and translate Latin.Now since my generation is probably the last to be required to study Latin if one had plans to go on to college, and we are dying at an increasing rate, perhaps that number is being reduced, but I do not accept the claims that Latin is limited to fewer than a thousand people world-wide. That claim is made by people who define knowing Latin as speaking it as a native tongue. (As I have stated before; if I get to define the terms, I always win the argument!)Just look on Quora, whose membership is a tiny fraction of the world's population, and see how many people answer questions about Latin. Check any college catalogue to see how many still offer Latin and Greek. Checking high schools' sites across the United States will show those offering Latin.My district's high school only ended Latin when they could no longer find a teacher, and the private high school in my city still offers it.

Can someone translate Latin to English for me?

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