Latin for You, Latin for Me

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1. How would 'quis portat aquam' be translated into English? Who is carrying the water? Is the farmer ploughing? What are you holding? Where did that girl go?

2. How would 'facta non verba' be translated? Not of this world Think again Deeds not words Think of a verb

3. 'Lux et veritas' is translated as what? Light and truth Hope and cherish Luck and fortune Love and money

4. In English 'Vi et armis' means what? By force and by arms By the gods By all means By the side

5. This one is for all of you Canadians: How is 'A mari usque ad mare' translated into English? The truth and the trial From me to you Save or perish From sea to sea

6. 'Nulli secundus' means what in English? not second no one lasts not to be second to none

7. What does 'Splendor sine occasu' mean? Splendour without setting Splendour without occasion Splendour on occasion Splendour on setting

8. In English, what does 'Transit umbra, lux permanet' mean? Trade winds, safe return Shadow passes, light remains Understand, and learn Live long, die well

9. You are almost done. What is 'Fiat lux'? Find the light Let there be light Search for the light Let the light guide you

10. And last but not least: What does 'Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus' mean in English? (This is not the literal translation. Think Harry Potter.) Sleep well little dragon He is the dragon The dragon is angry Never tickle a sleeping dragon