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Could one of you smart people here please translate "Immaculate Hearts of Jesus and Mary, please guide me." into Latin? ^_^ I'd love you forever! :wub:

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Thy Geekdom Come

Immaculata Cordia Jesus et Mariae, derigatis me.

There is no Latin word for "please," so I had to make it the subjective (i.e. may, would you).

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1337 k4th0l1x0r

Immaculate-ay earts-hay of-ay esus-Jay and-ay ary-May, ease-play uide-gay e-may :D :D :D

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[quote]Immaculate-ay earts-hay of-ay esus-Jay and-ay ary-May, ease-play uide-gay e-may [/quote]

Im laughing so hard right now!!!! :rolling: :rolling:

Im flashing back to a Golden Girls episode!!! LOL

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Thy Geekdom Come

Actually, I was kind of uncertain about "cordia". I thought it was "cordia" because I seemed to recall that it was a rare exception to the rule.

It wasn't. Immaculata, the word is "corda," sorry.

Forgive me?

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Look what I found :D

[url="http://intertran.tranexp.com/Translate/result.shtml"]http://intertran.tranexp.com/Translate/result.shtml[/url]

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theculturewarrior

Raph's Latin is WAYY better than mine, but my only caveat is that I don't think that is the traditional wording of the prayer. I thought the phrase used the word "Sagradisima" or something like that meaning "Most Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary..."

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