Expert: Maria - 9/30/2004

Question
Our senior class is looking for a class motto and is interested in seeing a Latin translation for "Don't worry, be happy" and "no worries for the rest of your days".  Can you translate those for us?  Thanks.

Answer
Hi,

"Don't worry, be happy" can be translated into Latin as follows:

-“Bono animo esto ac  feliciter vive”
or:
-“Bono sis animo et  gaude”.

As for  “No worries for the rest of your days", it is in Latin:

-“Nullae in reliquam vitam curae”

Have a nice day.
Maria
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NOTA BENE
Don't worry =BONO ANIMO ESTO ( or SIS)
be happy = AC (or ET) FELICITER VIVE (or GAUDE)

No = NULLAE
worries = CURAE
for = IN
the rest =RELIQUAM
of your days = VITAM