"Exercent Pugnare, Pugna Vincere"
“They Train to Fight, you fight to win” Pugna is imperative. Grammatically the phrase is wrong but you could alter it slightly to:
“ Exerce Pugnare, Pugna Vincere”
“You train to fight, you fight to win”
I think that’s the way to go imo now that I am shaking a little rust since imperatives are more commands in the sense your telling someone to do something directly.
Geetches google translation isn’t right. Instituendi is more translated as studying rather than training to fight or go to war or something. Certare is more to fight mentally than physically.
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