I was wondering if the latin would be different if you wanted to say "I marry thee, (o) Sea."
My gut and common sense says it would be. I'm hoping someone can provide me a translation.
Thanks!
-Jory
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novenarik
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Desponsamus te, mare
I was wondering if the latin would be different if you wanted to say "I marry thee, (o) Sea."
My gut and common sense says it would be. I'm hoping someone can provide me a translation.
Thanks!
-Jory
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