Você procurou por: i don't want disturb in your work (Inglês - Latim)

i don't want to hear your voice
vocem tuam

i don't want to go
nolo

but i don't want to.
sed nolo.

i don't want to do it
ego non volo

i don't want any sugar.
saccharum non volo.

i don't want to go with you.
nolo tecum ire.

i don't want to buy this carpet.
hoc tapetum emere non volo.

i want to die but i don't want to
illi morituri non vis

i don't want to see anybody today.
hodie neminem videre volo.

i don't want to become what i fear most
quod maxime timeo factus sum

i don't want to lose you, to lose my co
nolo te perdere, ut perdet co meum

are you in your work now
latin

looking for other soul i don't want to lose myself
searching for something else i don't want to lose myself

i don't want this act to prove the existence of god without a doubt
nego actum hoc existentiam dei probat sin dubio

i don't want to write satire. however, satire is often the result.
non volo scribere satiram. tamen satira saepe resultatum est.

"do you want to go to church with me, daudi?" "no, father. i don't want to today. i'll go by myself tomorrow."
"visne mecum ad ecclesiam ire, daude?" "nolo, pater. hodie nolo. cras solus ibo."

prayer for protection o mighty lord satan, by whom all things are set free, i cast myself utterly into your arms and place myself unreservedly under your all-powerful protection. comfort me and deliver me from all of the hindrances and snares of all those who wish to harm me, both seen and unseen. visit justice and vengeance upon those who seek my destruction: render them powerless and devastated. direct their malice to return upon them tenfold and destroy all who would resent my being. fill my soul with your invincible power and strengthen me, that i may persevere in my service to you, and to act as an agent of your works and a vessel of your unconquerable will. this i ask in your name, almighty and ineffable king, who lives and reigns forevermore. ave satana!
Баярлалаа, lucifer pro littera me ary tsy mamela ny fiangonana holevis sapientia meo.