Expert: Maria - 5/17/2009

Question
Greetings,

I am looking at getting a tattoo saying "Nothing is Impossible" as it is a piece of advice my father gave me once and has helped me through a lot of hard times in my life.  

I am wondering if I could get this translated into Medieval Latin or Ancient Roman Latin please? Not sure if there's a difference between ancient Latin of any sort and modern Latin since I'm not a language expert.

Any help you guys could give would be much appreciated.

Regards,
Chris.

Answer
Hello,

Unfortunately you did not pay attention to what I wrote in my ‘Instructions to Questioner’ which appear on the "Ask a question page" where you can read:
-"No homework questions please NOR TATTOOS".

Therefore I‘m sorry, but I don’t want to help you with such a sentence simply because I really do not like tattoos and then, as a volunteer expert of a 100% FREE site, I obviously can choose to decline translating any phrase / word for this purpose.

Anyway you can to “Vivat Latina!” at www.traditio.com/latin.htm where you can find a translation service at minimal fees.

Good luck!
Maria