Anybody knows what this means?:

"ubi bene, ibi patria and carpe diem"

"Quod erat demonstrandum"

"Quod licet İovi, non licet bovi"

Thank you in advance... this is very important...

Also this one:

"Ceteram censeo Cathaginem delendam esse"

please... anybody???

I just got this from an online translator. I hope it helps a bit  I think the person who wrote it does not have good latin. hihihihi

"when melior , there fatherland and to pluck day. And was demonstrandum. And it is allowed ovi , not it is allowed ox."

 Your online source canim is called Google....

 True, his/her Latin is awful.

thank you darling... this clearly makes no sense though... Trudy is simply putting nonsensical words together to appear more educated, but now we know that she doesn´t really know latin after all!

thank you again..

 Cave canem! (They might bite!)

 i know carpe diem is sieze the day (take the opportunity)

ubi bene ibi patria: Where one is well off, there is his country.

Quod erat demonstrandum that which was to be demonstrated

 "Quod licet Jovi non licet bovi." "What is permitted Jupiter is not permitted a cow (about double standards)

hmmmm just realised you didn´t really want these translated ooops ha ha

No, no... I wanted. Thank you.