Question by Katelyn: What is the Latin translation of “life is a gamble”?
I am doing a final project for my art course and I need the “life is a gamble” phrase translated into Latin. I’ve searched on numerous translators and not one of them can tell me the translation. Thank you so much for your help, it is very much appreciated!!!!!!

Best answer:

Answer by Roullette
Living the vida loca?

Answer by Dirac
Something like this, perhaps:

vita est iactus tesserarum = life is a throw of the dice,

or this,

vivere est tesseras iacere = to live is to throw the dice

or

vivere est alea ludere (or ‘aleam ludere’) = to live is to play dice

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Yes, good. “Vita alea est”. I didn’t know about that.

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My last one is not wrong. Compare this from Cicero: “in foro ale? ludere” Reference below.

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