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Question by  idrmname (22)

How do you say "live each day to its fullest" in Latin?

I know this a famous saying, I need to know what it is and have it spelled correctly.

 
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Answer by  Julia97 (56)

What you're probably thinking of is the Latin phrase, "Carpe diem" made famous by a Roman poet named Horace. This phrase literally means seize or pluck the day. It generally meant to seize what day you have left, because tomorrow you may all die.

 
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Answer by  esteban (1334)

The Latin expression "Carpe Diem" translates as "seize the day". It is pronounces car-pay dee-um and is a fairly popular expression that has been used often in literature and in movies.

 
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Answer by  Ginakeys (178)

The actual Latin phrase, with the correct spelling, is "Carpe diem. " This is a full sentence. Translated literally, this means, "Seize the day. "

 
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