What is the correct translation of Choose life in Latin?

1. How do you say choose life in Latin?
2. Is a Latin word meaning course of life?
3. Where there is hope there is life Latin?

How do you say choose life in Latin?

Elige ergo vitam is the line from the Vulgate, Deuteronomy 30:19. It is an imperative, second person, singular. If you want it to mean "I choose life" in the indicative, you can change elige to be eligo, Eligo ergo vitam is not a bible quote, but it echoes one.

Is a Latin word meaning course of life?

Well that's a curriculum vitae, or CV for short, from the Latin phrase meaning "course of life."

Where there is hope there is life Latin?

dum vita est, spes est – While there is life, there is hope: College Rule Lined Latin Phrase Journal, Notebook, Diary for Writing.