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How do you say the phrase I give up in latin?

Anonymous

∙ 7y ago

Updated: 8/14/2025

The phrase "I give up" can be translated to Latin as "Desisto." Another option is "Cedo," which means "I yield" or "I surrender." Both terms convey the sense of giving up or stopping an effort.

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