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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-Latin - Tudo Ã© uma questÃ£o de manter a mente quieta, a...

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Title	Tudo Ã© uma questÃ£o de manter a mente quieta, a...
Text Submitted by Zklb	Source language: Brazilian Portuguese Tudo Ã© uma questÃ£o de manter a mente quieta, a espinha ereta e o coraÃ§Ã£o tranqÃ¼ilo.
Remarks about the translation	<Bridge by Lilian> "Everything is a matter of keeping the mind quiet, the spine erect and the heart calm."

Title	Omnia sunt in
Translation Latin Translated by Efylove	Target language: Latin Omnia sunt in animum aequum, spinam erectam et cor quietum servando.

Last validated or edited by Aneta B. - 23 March 2011 22:54

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		12 March 2011 15:29
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	Mattissimo, how would you improve the translation? Could you justify your vote, please?
		22 March 2011 19:08
	Lucila Number of messages: 105	Mente quieta nao Ã© mente serena
		22 March 2011 23:05
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	I have to admit that I am not sure what would be the best Latin translation for the English phrase "Everything is a matter of..."... The meaning is close to: "Everything depends on...". Am I right? If so, how about "Omnia ex animo aequo, spina erecta et corde quieto pendent", dear? animus serenus --> animus quietus/aequus?
		23 March 2011 08:42
	Efylove Number of messages: 1015	Your suggestion is very good, but in this way we miss "to keep" which is, in my opinion, quite important. You know, it's something like: Everything depends on the fact that you always keep mind quiet etc., even in difficulties.
		23 March 2011 08:42
	Efylove Number of messages: 1015	Ah, I like animus aequus very much.
		23 March 2011 22:52
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	You're right, Efee. My proposition doesn't quite convey the source. Ok, let's leave your version, dear. I will only replace "serenum" with "aequum" since you like it.