Memento Vivere

Remember to live!

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Remember to live!

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Remember to live!

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Originally posted by Ponderable
That would be Memente as you probably know.
The "memento mori" is a self-remembrence: I remember that I will die (long form).
And credits for the correct verb and form 😉

Originally posted by Ponderable
...and of course the imperative is menet[b]a not memente....Mea culpa![/b]

Originally posted by HandyAndy
mementa?

Originally posted by Ponderable
In fact it should be the imperative niot the first person singular, shouldn't it?

Originally posted by Ponderable
That would be Memente as you probably know.
The "memento mori" is a self-remembrence: I remember that I will die (long form).
And credits for the correct verb and form 😉

Originally posted by Nordlys
You have the verb wrong.
http://www.informalmusic.com/latinsoc/verbs/mem.html

Originally posted by Nordlys
You have the verb wrong.
http://www.informalmusic.com/latinsoc/verbs/mem.html

That there, that's not me
I go where I please
I walk through walls
I float down the Liffey

I'm not here
This isn't happening
I'm not here, I'm not here

In a little while
I'll be gone
The moment's already passed
Yeah, it's gone

I'm not here
This isn't happening
I'm not here, I'm not here

Strobe lights and blown speakers
Fireworks and hurricanes

I'm not here
This isn't happening
I'm not here, I'm not here....

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Originally posted by Nordlys
You have the verb wrong.
http://www.informalmusic.com/latinsoc/verbs/mem.html

Memente and mementa are disqualified; memento (imperative form) is correct.




(I'm not here either.)

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