I want to know what "¡No Pasarán!" Is in Latin. It's really that simple. It's a Spanish phrase.
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Or non transibunt / non transgredientur.
It can apparently also imply a prohibition, though. I think we need more context to know what's meant here.
This is 9/10 an request for the slogan "They shall not pass", as in defending a position in war. It was used in the Spanish Civil War.
Yes, Google told me so already. However there seem to be several ways it can potentially be interpreted.This is 9/10 an request for the slogan "They shall not pass", as in defending a position in war. It was used in the Spanish Civil War.
I think you can translate that with both the subjunctive and the future tense.
Ah, ok. Yeah, it can be translated in different ways.Yes, Google told me so already. However there seem to be several ways it can potentially be interpreted.