Ancient Languages/Help in latin

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Hi there,

I would like to know following frase translated in latin: Without love, I'm nothing.

Thanks again in advance,

Pasi
Finland

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Hi Pasi,

here’s the Latin phrase for “Without love, I'm nothing”:

“Sine amore, nihil sum”

or with a different word order which in Latin can be variable:

“Nihil sine amore sum”.

Best regards,
Maria
Italy
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Please note that:

-Without = SINE ( preposition which takes the ablative case)

-love = AMORE (ablative of AMOR, 3rd.declension)

-I'm = SUM

-nothing = NIHIL (nominative neuter)

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