Exercise : Western Latin Culture - Phrases and Meanings
Situation
Western culture has significant divisions of latin cultures :
southern europe
central america
southern america
...and in north america...
...it's used in Law...and all over...!...
...
...world wide...
...is...
...worth knowing...
...and understanding...
...known as "modern latin"...
...owhhh...
...
...i like to keep it not un "fly"...
...time...
- source: male japan division
leader role ?
...in...
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...he knows what we're preparing in otherwise...
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...ughhh...
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- may be team-murray got affiliates in north africa zone, including morocco ? ...
...including and beyond...!...
- may want revenge for field accident involving monster attack in 1998 ?
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...uhhhh...!?...
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..then don't...
[ ass tampering from below floor ]
...euuh...
...stop that...!...
...would...
...will...
Frequently used Latin proverbs and phrases, along with their meanings:
- source: google.com
1. Carpe diem – Seize the day (make the most of the present).
2. Veni, vidi, vici – I came, I saw, I conquered.
3. Alea iacta est – The die is cast (a point of no return).
4. Cogito, ergo sum – I think, therefore I am.
5. In vino veritas – In wine, there is truth.
6. Acta non verba – Deeds, not words.
7. Amor vincit omnia – Love conquers all.
8. Memento mori – Remember that you must die.
9. Memento vivere – Remember to live.
10. Tempus fugit – Time flies.
11. Caveat emptor – Let the buyer beware.
12. Mea culpa – My fault / My mistake.
13. Persona non grata – An unwelcome person.
14. Tabula rasa – A clean slate.
15. Ad hoc – For this specific purpose.
16. Ad infinitum – To infinity / endlessly.
17. Magnum opus – A great work / masterpiece.
18. Status quo – The existing state of affairs.
19. Quid pro quo – Something for something (an exchange of favors).
20. Ipso facto – By the fact itself.
21. De facto – In practice / reality (though not officially established).
22. De jure – By right / according to law.
23. Vires acquirit eundo – It gathers strength as it goes.
24. Dum spiro, spero – While I breathe, I hope.
25. Ars longa, vita brevis – Art is long, life is short.
26. In media res – In the middle of things.
27. Faber est suae quisque fortunae – Every man is the artisan of his own fortune.
28. Nihil sub sole novum – Nothing new under the sun.
29. Non ducor, duco – I am not led, I lead.
30. Si vis pacem, para bellum – If you want peace, prepare for war.
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...t'is us...!!...
...and in from a cerebellum...
... - source: male experienced
...wha...!...
- source: male other
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...in "the west"...
- source: male other 2
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...and us...!...
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-> NEED to pick 5 most important latin phrases for your group and explain why...
...then in proverb...
...do...!!...
...
...thien done our exercise...
...yeah...
...mmm...
...will...
...ehhh..
...hey...!...
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