by dea_ex_machina on April 11th, 2009
musica est mea vita
vita= life, as in the sense of way of life - so that is a good one to use - but you might consider using anima instead.
anima means breath, or even spirit - that which 'animates'
if you used 'musica est mea anima' it would be more akin to saying 'music is what makes me breathe', therefore, my life
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Correct, but remember Latin generally favors subject object verb syntax.
by Jerrykim on April 17th, 2009
you are right - I had in my head something that an old Latin teacher once said about exceptions - but of course, it should be musica mea anima est!
Mea culpa!
Heavens !! Imagine if someone got a tattoo with incorrect latin syntax! That would be sooo embarrassing!!!!!
by dea_ex_machina on April 17th, 2009