I need to know how to say "Live for today, Not for Tomorrow" in Latin. I'll love you forever if you can translate it for me. I'm pretty sure Live for today is "Vive Hodie" but I don't know the rest of it. Thanks in advance.
I wish I could translate it, Latin is really a fantastic language. If only it were still spoken natively today. There are many fluent in Latin, but I wish Latin could be alive again, spoken by many and used in everyday life.
I remember seeing an episode of lost where two prisoners would converse in latin and the captures couldn't translate - since then I've wanted to learn :facepalm:
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Tried using a translator?
I was going to but translators tend to do literal translations and fuck it up, I want to get this as a tattoo and I'd prefer to not fuck it up
"Ago pro hodie , Non pro Cras"
Means: "Live for today, not for tomorrow."
Same as above, tell her to ask her teacher how to say it
Thanks
Perhaps the language has changed over time.:cool: