How may I say/write this in latin ?

Question

How may I write this in latin : ''Everyone will suffer ! '' and '' The end is near ! ''

Answer 1

Omnes mala ferent. = Everyone will suffer. The verb 'suffer' has more than one meaning. One is 'to put up with, allow by indifference'. That's the meaning in 'patientur' alone. I don't think that's the meaning intended. Mala (or dolorem) ferre means suffer as 'to be in pain or trouble', and that seems to fit better.

Finis prope est = The end is near. "Proxima' is a superlative form - 'nearest'.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Everyone will suffer = Omnes patiantur

the end is near = finis proxima est

Answer 4

the end is near

Answer 5

Alessandro made one tiny mistake. It should be:

Omnes patientur.