March 25, 200719 yr If anyone knows what this means, or wants to have a go at translating it, please do. Im quite sure its latin but the first to words wont translate so I dont have any meaning. Vidi, volui, mihi est
March 25, 200719 yr I though it was Vini, Vidi, Vinci, but nvm No! You'll die if you try to kill that farmer!nah whips should be as left as is. besides theyre the intestine of an abbysal demon (i think) have fun crafting that.
March 25, 200719 yr I saw it, I wanted it, it's mine. Sounds like something off lord of the rings may be wrong though Ex-Wilderness GuardianEx-Solace Retired from F2P clans indefinitely
March 25, 200719 yr does the burope soldiers say that? Quest cape got at 25th july 2007! Did grim tales and mouring end 2 to get same day!99/99 strength got at 30th september 2007
March 26, 200719 yr actualy Julius Caesar of the Romans said that or at least what it was based upon. Vino Vidi Vinci I saw, I wanted, I conquered Looking for someone to teach me how to Armadyl farm - pm me10,200th Person to Achieve 99 Magic on 1/10/08
March 26, 200719 yr actualy Julius Caesar of the Romans said that or at least what it was based upon. Vino Vidi Vinci I saw, I wanted, I conquered Caesar's words were "Veni, vidi, vici"... literally translates to "Came, saw, conquered"... but is usually taken to mean "I came, I saw, I conquered." "Vino vidi vinci" could be "I came and conquered the wine" I suppose :D
March 26, 200719 yr actualy Julius Caesar of the Romans said that or at least what it was based upon. Vino Vidi Vinci I saw, I wanted, I conquered Caesar's words were "Veni, vidi, vici"... literally translates to "Came, saw, conquered"... but is usually taken to mean "I came, I saw, I conquered." "Vino vidi vinci" could be "I came and conquered the wine" I suppose :D uhm veni vidi vici means literary "I came I saw I conquered" - in latin the subject isn't displayed (you can see what subject is at the verb). but sorry I can't help you with the translation (maybe above translation could be right but you wrote "vinci" instead of "vici") First they came to fishingand I didn't speak out because I wasn't fishing Then they came to the yewsand I didn't speak out because I didn't cut yews Then they came for the oresand I didn't speak out because I didn't collect ores Then they came for meand there was no one left to speak out for me.
March 26, 200719 yr veni vidi vici also means "they came, they saw, they conquered", "you came, you saw, you conquered" or "it came, it saw, it conquered"... as you pointed out... the subject is inferred, meaning it does not form part of the literal translation.
March 26, 200719 yr try the translator at http://www.dictionary.com, it has a 70% chance of translation from forien languages to english. me and mate have verbal wars in diff languages..hehe classic =] Popoto.~<3
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