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Can you please help translate the phrase "forever he will be", which we would like to use in a church poster.
Thank you.
Hello,
“In aeternum erit” is the Latin translation of “Forever he will be”.
All the best,
Maria
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Note that:
-Forever = IN AETERNUM
-he will be = ERIT (3rd.person singular, future tense of SUM, I am). The personal pronoun "he" is omitted in Latin as it is implied in the verb ERIT.
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