Results for it is easily a good day translation from Latin to English

have a good day
bonum diem habeas

it is ours
omnis natura bonum est

good day beautyful
good day sweetheart

die a good death
die well

indeed it is gamut
not without my permission

and a good hang over is not bad
bibere humanum est, ergo bibamus

act as if it is impossible to fail
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laudo fratrem meum it is laetus sit.
my brother

it is called just to make sure, any time.
do the right thing

dendros not latin, it is the greek word for tre.
dendrium

cut off your hand if it offends you as it is better to go through life weak than to enter hell's fire with two good hands.
and whosoever shall offend one of these little ones that believe in me, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he were cast into the sea.

it is like a man building a house who digs deep, laying the foundation upon the rock; the house cannot be moved by the flood that washes over it because it was founded upon the rock
he is like a man which built an house, and digged deep, and laid the foundation on a rock: and when the flood arose, the stream beat vehemently upon that house, and could not shake it: for it was founded upon a rock.

but if your hand or foot cause you to stumble, cut them off as it is better for you to go lame than having two hands and two feet to be cast into eternal fire
wherefore if thy hand or thy foot offend thee, cut them off, and cast them from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life halt or maimed, rather than having two hands or two feet to be cast into everlasting fire.

omnes tacuerunt et petronem intente audiverunt. “barbillus aristoni nullam pecuniam reliquit,” inquit petro, “sed tragoedias, quas aristo scripsit, reddidit.” amici statim riserunt quod tragoediae aristonis pessimae erant. galatea quoque risit. 5 “decorum est barbillo nullam pecuniam aristoni relinquere,” inquit galatea. “barbillus aristoni tragoedias solum (only) reliquit quod aristo nihil aliud curat. sine dubio (without a doubt) barbillus mihi multam pecuniam reliquit quod ego prudentior (wiser) quam maritus meus.” tum petro galateae dixit, “barbillus filiae tuae gemmas, quas a 10 mercatore arabi emit, reliquit.” “quam fortunata est helena!” exclamaverunt amici. galatea hanc rem graviter ferebat. “non decorum est helenae gemmas habere. nam helena est stultior quam pater. tutius est (it is safer) helenae gemmas mihi tradere. sed cur nihil de me 15 dicis, petro? quid barbillus mihi reliquit?” petro tamen nihil respondit. “dic mihi, stultissimi,” inquit galatea irata. tandem petro susurravit, “nihil tibi reliquit.” omnes amici valde commoti erant: multi cachinnaverunt, pauci 20 lacrimvaverunt. galatea tamen tacebat. humi (to the ground) deciderat exanimata.
barbillus tragedies, of aristo of which he wrote, made by aristo