It means someone put "Love the life you live" into one of those on-line translators. They turn out garbage, and that's what this. In this case, what came out actually translates to "I, life, esteem I drive you".
The original English sentence can be translated into correct Latin as Ama vitam quam agis.
Ago vita is Latin for "live life"
Ago vita is Latin for "live life"
"Ago vita amo illic haud cras" is not a coherent phrase in Latin. It seems to be a mixture of different words and phrases without a clear meaning.
English: Oglesby has been proven to mean "King of a King". It was used in old English Time back 500 years ago.
ENGLISH!!!!!!!!! i mean he was president of the U.S.A..... and four score an seven years ago... is in English
Above all (I do) thank you
"Ago vestri vita" means "I live your life" in Latin. So, if you're feeling a bit too involved in someone else's business, now you have a fancy phrase to sum it up. Just make sure you're not actually living their life rent-free!
The psp vita was going to be called psp2 by playstation but changed it to psp vita and the realeased date is 2/22/2012 in walmart and gamestop and other stores The psp vita came out on ebay a long time ago, 8/1/2011
A few days ago. Litterally "making various days behind"
Not in English. English got rid of that particular brand of nonsense centuries ago. If you mean in some other language, you'd need to specify which one.
The suffix "ago" or "ugo" indicates a past time or action. It is commonly used in English to show how much time has passed since an event occurred.
He´s an Italian singer (he made a duet with Tina turner years ago with the song"cosas de la vita")