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How would you translate the phrase "Live with Love" into Latin?

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Hello,

if the phrase "Live with Love" wants to be an encouragement to feel affectionate towards our neighbour, here’s its translation into Latin:

-“Vive  comiter”, if you are addressing to one person.

-“Vivite comiter”, if you are addressing to two or more people.

Otherwise, please explain what “with love” means exactly.

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Maria
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Note that:

-Live = VIVE ( 2nd.person singular, imperative of VIVO, I live) or VIVITE (2nd.person plural, imperative of VIVO)


-with Love = COMITER (adverb)

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