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tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis

[ tem-paw-rah moo-tahn-too r, nohs et moo-tah-moo r in il-lees; English tem-per-uh myoo-tan-ter, nohs et myoo-tey-mer in il-is ]
/ ˈtɛm pɔˌrɑ muˈtɑn tʊər, noʊs ɛt muˈtɑ mʊər ɪn ˈɪl lis; English ˈtɛm pər ə myuˈtæn tər, noʊs ɛt myuˈteɪ mər ɪn ˈɪl ɪs /

Latin.

the times change and we change with them.

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Nearby words

  1. temple, sir william,
  2. temple, william,
  3. templet,
  4. tempo,
  5. tempolabile,
  6. temporal,
  7. temporal arteritis,
  8. temporal artery,
  9. temporal bone,
  10. temporal fossa
Compare omnia mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis.
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