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Credo.
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The Chinese symbols for 'trust yourself' is '相信自己'. In pinyin, it would be 'xiang xin zi ji'. Breakdown: Trust = 相信 = xiang xin Yourself = 自己 = zi ji
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Crede nemini.
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in spanish you say:confia en mi
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I believe star in Latin is 'stella'. hoped i helped =)
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Nocturna suppressio I believe.
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