Hello,
I would like to ask for a translation of "You're not them" or "You are not them" into Latin. Moreover, I have a question regarding this: is there a difference between "You're not them" and "You are not them" when translated to Latin? Is one of them more correct/"natural sounding" than the other?
If that helps, "them" refers to parents, who suck sometimes, so the context for the phrase is a reminder that "even though you came from your parents, they might have done bad things to you, and might be awful people in general, even though you're similar to them, you have a choice to be different, their bad actions are not yours, and do not define you as a person".
Thank you in advance for your help!
Maria
URL: https://able2know.org/topic/552511-1
I would like to ask for a translation of "You're not them" or "You are not them" into Latin. Moreover, I have a question regarding this: is there a difference between "You're not them" and "You are not them" when translated to Latin? Is one of them more correct/"natural sounding" than the other?
If that helps, "them" refers to parents, who suck sometimes, so the context for the phrase is a reminder that "even though you came from your parents, they might have done bad things to you, and might be awful people in general, even though you're similar to them, you have a choice to be different, their bad actions are not yours, and do not define you as a person".
Thank you in advance for your help!
Maria
URL: https://able2know.org/topic/552511-1