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Engraving for a ring.
I would like to use the Catholic Latin (ie-the version currently in use at the Vatican) translation for "Find a way or make one." The jeweler I'm working with says that it's "Inveniam aut faciem." I've also seen it as "Aut inveniam viam aut faciam" which I think is" I shall find a way or make one." I would like to drop the "I shall" if it is grammatically correct to do so in Latin, to shorten the motto but preserve its meaning, since the size of the ring is limited. Please help.
I would like to use the Catholic Latin (ie-the version currently in use at the Vatican) translation for "Find a way or make one." The jeweler I'm working with says that it's "Inveniam aut faciem." I've also seen it as "Aut inveniam viam aut faciam" which I think is" I shall find a way or make one." I would like to drop the "I shall" if it is grammatically correct to do so in Latin, to shorten the motto but preserve its meaning, since the size of the ring is limited. Please help.