Cate flori pe deal înflor
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mia04 said:hi just wondering if this is romanian or not? could someone translate it please?!
"Cate flori pe deal înflor"
thanx
Yes, it is Rumanian.
mia04 said:hi just wondering if this is romanian or not? could someone translate it please?!
"Cate flori pe deal înflor"
thanx
Well my Romanian is really non existant. But from Latin I think I can give you a basic literal translation. I specullate that it is.
"All fauna on the hill flowers"
From the Latin "Cuncti flori in colle efflorent" (In colle is the most questionable phrase but I found through use of a dictionary that 'deal' means 'Hill')
Cheers! Hope this helps!
Hi,
Here's the translation:
"All the flowers that bloom on the hill"
As the sentence resembles a poetry or song line, "inflor" is a shortened form for "infloresc", which means "bloom".
Depending on the context, it may also be an interrogative sentence, in which case it would translate as:
"How many flowers bloom on the hill?"
Hope it helps,
Marco
Here's the translation:
"All the flowers that bloom on the hill"
As the sentence resembles a poetry or song line, "inflor" is a shortened form for "infloresc", which means "bloom".
Depending on the context, it may also be an interrogative sentence, in which case it would translate as:
"How many flowers bloom on the hill?"
Hope it helps,
Marco