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Easier one.

If pro patria mori is to die for one's country what is "to kill for one's country"?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by demonseed
Easier one.

If pro patria mori is to die for one's country what is "to kill for one's country"?

Thanks.
It's pretty much the same, but you do the killing first.

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Originally posted by demonseed
Easier one.

If pro patria mori is to die for one's country what is "to kill for one's country"?

Thanks.
pro patria occidere would meet the case.

There are myriad verbs "to kill" in Latin, though...

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Originally posted by Bobski
It's pretty much the same, but you do the killing first.
Where's me darts?

could be rendered as:

ubi sunt tela mea?

🙂

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Originally posted by Mathurine
Where's me darts?

could be rendered as:

ubi sunt tela mea?

🙂
What about....itsa youry rounda....mines a pint.

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