Question How do you say 'there are no problems only solutions in Latin?
Answer Hello,
The phrase "There are no problems only solutions" can be translated as follows:
-“Nulla sunt problemata,solutiones tantum “(literal)
Or more concisely:
-“Nulla problemata, solutiones tantum” (literally, “No problems, only solutions”)
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Maria
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Note that:
-There are = SUNT (from SUM, I am). This verb can be omitted.
-no = NULLA (Nominative neuter plural of the adjective NULLUS agreed with PROBLEMATA)
-problems = PROBLEMATA (nominative neuter plural of PROBLEMA, 3rd.declension)
-only = TANTUM (adverb)
-solutions = SOLUTIONES (nominative plural of SOLUTIO, 3rd.declension)
As you can see, Latin word order can be different from English simply because in Latin syntactical relationships are indicated by the inflexional endings, not by the order of the words.
