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Hi, could you please help me translate the English phrase 'Life's too short' into Latin please. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks Matt

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Vita brevior est. Comparative adjective can be translated as "too..."

annadagny

19 May 2014

Thank you very much Anna

youngm26

19 May 2014

Thank you Tessa

youngm26

20 May 2014

"Vita brevis" is my best guess.

gleep

20 May 2014

'Vitae summa brevis' will work to express the phrase 'Life's too short'. Literally translated, it is: 'Life's brief total'. Hope this helps

Clare C.

22 February 2015

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