Results for teleport me now!! translation from English to Latin

just kill me now
hoc loco me odisse

kill me now please
nunc occidere me

take a look at me now
vide nunc me

now you see me, now you don't
si non vidisti, non vidisti

mary, mother of jesus, please be a mother to me now. '
mary, mother of jesus, please be a mother to me now. '

devil here me now i summon you i challenge you to prove to me that you are real
vocare daemones

and saul said unto his servants, provide me now a man that can play well, and bring him to me.
et ait saul ad servos suos providete mihi aliquem bene psallentem et adducite eum ad m

even a full wind from those places shall come unto me: now also will i give sentence against them.
spiritus plenus ex his veniet mihi et nunc ego sed loquar iudicia mea cum ei

moreover ahithophel said unto absalom, let me now choose out twelve thousand men, and i will arise and pursue after david this night:
dixit igitur ahitofel ad absalom eligam mihi duodecim milia virorum et consurgens persequar david hac noct

and esau said, let me now leave with thee some of the folk that are with me. and he said, what needeth it? let me find grace in the sight of my lord.
respondit esau oro te ut de populo qui mecum est saltem socii remaneant viae tuae non est inquit necesse hoc uno indigeo ut inveniam gratiam in conspectu domini me

"tiberius," said the warrior, "is in the tree!" octaviana cries, "what?" the warrior murmurs, "the boy… uh… isn't he… in the tree?" the warrior has a red face. “hahaha! he is a child to me now!” cried marcus. marcus looks at the tree but the boy is not in the tree! mark is the fastest. “where is the boy? is it not in the tree? where?" asks marcus. tiberius stands in front of a tree. marcus hesitates. finally he adds, “it is nothing. i will find tiberius. in
“tiberius,” inquit bellātor, “est in arbore!” octāviāna clāmat, “quid?” bellātor murmurat, “puer… uh… nōn est… in arbore?” bellātor faciem rubram habet. “hahahae! puer nunc est mihi!” clāmat marcus. marcus ad arborem spectat sed puer nōn est in arbore! marcus est īrātissimus. “ubi est puer? nōn est in arbore? cūr?” rogat marcus.tiberius stands in front of a tree. marcus haesitat. tandem addit, “est nihil. inveniam tiberium. in