in the speak latin?

i want to translate "always trust yourself" but in latin there is no yourself you have to use your and self...i have been wasting numerous hours studying it online the last couple nights....

i have~~ "semper fides vestra ego".......


or i would like to translate a quote i came up with

"Love the ones you trust, don't trust the ones you love." i havent attempted that one yet it should be easier since all the words exist in latin

but i would be greatfull if ya coule help me out....

its for my new tattoo

 

ok come on people someone has to know! or know a good translation site, before i get this permantly inked on my body i want to make sure im not saying something like im an ass!


i want a couple differnt trans sites to make sure its right

 

semper ubi sub ubi

always where under where


4 years of latin....didn't help me with anything .. well, SAT verbals a bit, but that's about it... and it was so long ago that i don't remember ..sorry!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by YeloS2000ShowGrl
ok come on people someone has to know! or know a good translation site, before i get this permantly inked on my body i want to make sure im not saying something like im an ass!

 

:shakeshead:

im gettin latin right under my S

 

where is the S? (am i allowed to ask that?)

 

thats where my s is

 

so..does the latin go below the sun and above the s ?

 

The only latin I can remember is :-

Amo amas - I met a lass, she was tell and slender,
Ama amat - I laid her flat and played with her femine gender

 

i shouldve figured james