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This document contains common Latin expressions used in a classroom setting. It includes translations for greetings between teachers and students, requests for help, questions about meanings and translations, instructions to students, and expressions for starting and ending class.
Roman expressions iii
This document contains several common Latin expressions and phrases with their English translations:
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2) Feliciter! - Yes, really!
3) Ita, Latine loqui - Yes, I do (speak Latin).
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This document contains common Latin expressions used in a classroom setting. It includes phrases for the teacher and students to use to address each other, ask questions, give instructions, and manage classroom activities and homework assignments. Example phrases are provided for greeting the teacher, asking questions, asking other students for help, requesting repetition, and acknowledging if one understands or doesn't understand.
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Roman expressions iii
This document contains several common Latin expressions and phrases with their English translations:
1) Felicem novum annum! - Happy New Year!
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- 1. ROMAN EXPRESSIONS III
- 3. Feliciter !
- 4. Ita, Latine loqui Latine/ Yes, I do. Anglice loqueris? Do you speak English/Latin? Sic (est) /vere Yes, really Minime, Latine non loqui No, I don't
- 5. I haven’t understood you Non te intellexi. Could you repeat, please? Potesne id iterare, quaeso?
- 6. Quid ..... Anglice Quomodo … Latine significat? dicitur? What does ... mean How do you say… in Latin? in English?