How do you say Live the Dream in Latin?

Answer 1

Vivi la vita is an Italian equivalent of 'Live the life'. In the word by word translation, 'vivi' is the imperative of the verb 'vivere', and means '[you] live'. The feminine definite article 'la' means 'the'. The feminine gender noun 'vita' means 'life'. The phrase is pronounced 'VEE-vee lah VEE-tah'.

That's the form to use with an individual who's part of the close circle of family and friends. Its plural form is 'vivete', which means '[you all] live'. It's pronounced 'vee-VEH-tay'.

Answer 2

habita vitam amas. if you are referring to the language the ancient romans spoke, i am 90% sure of this. this is in the sg(talking to 1 person). the plural is habitate vitam amas. i am 70% sure of the plural because i'm not 100% sure if 'the life you love' should stay sg or change to pl. i hope you find this helpful.

Answer 3

How do you say living the dream in France

Answer 4

Ama vitam.