March 14, 2010
How do you say “your beautiful” in Latin – the dead language?
How do you say “your beautiful” in Latin – the dead language
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You should learn how to say it in English first.
tua pulchra?
&yeah, it’s you’re*
you say vestri decorus wicth means your beautiful
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English, “You’re beautiful”.
Latin, “Tau bellissmo”.
I guess you mean “You’re beautiful” and this is in Latin
(Tu) pulcher es (if addressed to a man) or
(Tu) pulchra es (if addressed to a woman)
You can omit the pronoun “tu”.
If instead of you’re beautiful (adj.) you mean your beauty (noun) that’s “tua pulchritudo” (both for masc. and fem., at the nominative) or also “pulchritudo tua”.