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Hello, it's Michael here.
I was wondering how to say the phrase:
'Life goes on'
Also, how do you pronounce it.
Thanks.

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Hello Michael,

I suppose you are looking for a translation into Latin, not in ancient Greek.
So, “Life goes on” is in Latin as follows:

“Vita procedit”.

In fact VITA is “life” and PROCEDIT is “goes on”.
(See below for pronunciation).

Best,
Maria
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VITA (vētä)

V as V in ‘vase’
I as EE in ‘bee’. This vowel is stressed.
T as T in ‘tell’
A as A in ‘father’

PROCEDIT ( prôchĕdĭt)

P as P in ‘pull’
R as R in ‘roar’
O as O in ‘for’
C as CH in ‘church’
E as E in ‘pet’. This vowel is stressed.
D as D in ‘do’
I as I in ‘pit’
T as T in ‘tell’

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