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Hello and thank you for your time. Please translate "You will never know the difference"
The context for the phrase is as a heading for a business icon.
Hello,
here's the translation you asked me:
“Numquam differentiam cognosces”.
or:
"Numquam diversitatem cognosces".
Best regards
Maria
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NOTA BENE
NUMQUAM = Never
DIFFERENTIAM (DIVERSITATEM)= the difference
COGNOSCES (you will know)
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