Vous avez cherché: i like big and i cannot lie (Anglais - Latin)

i like big ass and i cannot lie
i magnus cornu et ego non mentior

i like big butts and i cannot lie
i like big butts and i can't lie

i like big boys
you like big boys?

i like french, but i cannot speak it well.
lingua gallica mihi placet, sed bene loqui non possum.

i am short and i like to climb
est brevis et potest salire

thou hast put away mine acquaintance far from me; thou hast made me an abomination unto them: i am shut up, and i cannot come forth.
deus qui glorificatur in consilio sanctorum magnus et horrendus super omnes qui in circuitu eius sun

and i knew such a man, (whether in the body, or out of the body, i cannot tell: god knoweth;)
et scio huiusmodi hominem sive in corpore sive extra corpus nescio deus sci

and i sent messengers unto them, saying, i am doing a great work, so that i cannot come down: why should the work cease, whilst i leave it, and come down to you?
misi ergo ad eos nuntios dicens opus grande ego facio et non possum descendere ne forte neglegatur cum venero et descendero ad vo

and it came to pass, when he saw her, that he rent his clothes, and said, alas, my daughter! thou hast brought me very low, and thou art one of them that trouble me: for i have opened my mouth unto the lord, and i cannot go back.
qua visa scidit vestimenta sua et ait heu filia mi decepisti me et ipsa decepta es aperui enim os meum ad dominum et aliud facere non poter

i spotted in the city to walk. suddenly caught sight of a small shop where he lived sylla. sylla had been written. i spotted plan. and has entered the shop saw. "sulla," he said, "i write on the wall, this title? he writes that they spotted a candidate for the best! '' then they spotted a writer 5 gave money. "do you?" he says, i spotted. "i like," said sylla. hastened to the shop and i made haste, and along the way as well as they spotted. soon sylla
holcōnius ē tabernā festīnāvit et per viam contendit. mox sulla titulum in mūrō scribēbat. subitō clāmōrēs īrātōs 10 audīvit. sollicitus circumspectāvit et trēs pistōrēs cōnspexit. “quid tū facis? cūr hunc titulum scrīpsistī?” clāmāvērunt pistōrēs. “nōs Āfrō favēmus. nōs hodiē in forō convēnimus, et Āfer nōbīs fūstēs dedit...” “sed ego hunc titulum scrīpsī,” respondit sulla, “quod 15 holcōnius mihi pecūniam dedit. sī vōs et Āfer mihi pecūniam ...” subitō terra tremuit, et pars mūrī in pistōrēs incidit. in mūrō erat verbum