Latin

[teri-lee-ann]

Does anyone know any latin or just a website where I can get a phrase translated rather than a single word.
I'd like to know;
My sunshine, and My Bubble

Thankyou

[Quizmonster]

'My sunshine' may be either ''sol meus' or 'apricitas mea'.
'My bubble' is 'bulla mea'.

[teri-lee-ann]

Thank you very much, I seem to have come up with lots of varied answers for it!!
I think it's the meanings, like i get ebullio a lot but then translated back means to bubble up. I wanted the nouns for them so is this what you gave me?
Ta

[Quizmonster]

Yes, Teri, 'sol' is a masculine noun for 'sun' or 'sunshine' and 'apricitas' is a feminine noun for 'sunshine'. 'Bulla' is a feminine noun for 'bubble'. 'Meus' is the masculine form of 'my' (singular) and 'mea' is the feminine form of 'my' (singular). You have to use the right version in Latin.

[teri-lee-ann]

Right so if I am referring to my boyfriend as my bubble and my sunshine, how do i go about it lol? thank you again, sorry to be a pain

[Quizmonster]

Apricitas mea es = You are my sunshine.
(The 'es' means 'you are', so you work out how to say, "You are my bubble." It's pretty straightforward, Teri.)