I don't know much latin, but I expect it'll depend on the meaning behind the phrase, and you'll likely have to go instead for a general similar phrase due to the differences between latin and english. For example, I used "your mother wears army boots" once, and a few changes had to be made to get the right gist of it (caligulae were used rather than army boots). Have you tried googling the phrase along with the word latin? That often comes up with possible hits.
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For example, I used "your mother wears army boots" once, and a few changes had to be made to get the right gist of it (caligulae were used rather than army boots).
Have you tried googling the phrase along with the word latin? That often comes up with possible hits.
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