Good advice, right? Because you wouldn't want a typo in something permanent. J. Harker, a graduate student in the classics, often gets requests for English to Latin translation by people who want to get tattoos. He has a blog post describing the various errors that people make when attempting to translate a language that they don't understand, and pictures of the inked results. The text above translates as "He is better as I appear hated on behalf of what I am than as I appear I like on behalf of what not I am."
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That's a stupid phrase for a tattoo, anyways.
The whole idea of using Latin is because it sounds important and mystical to people.
That's why magicians used pretend Latin phrases, like "abra-cadabra" and "hocus-pocus". It was the awing effect of the fake Latin.
That's why you always see Latin in horror movies.
...dolor sit...
too much wine...
"Lorem ipsum dolor est..."
In braille.