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==Meeting and greeting== | ==Meeting and greeting== | ||
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| − | |Hello! (to | + | |Hello! (to more than one person) |
|Salvéte! | |Salvéte! | ||
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|How are you? | |How are you? | ||
|Ut valés? (sing.) Ut valétis? (plur.) | |Ut valés? (sing.) Ut valétis? (plur.) | ||
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| + | |What do you do? | ||
| + | |Quid agis? (sing.) Quid agitis? (plur.) | ||
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|Thank you! Thank you very much. | |Thank you! Thank you very much. | ||
| − | |Grátiás | + | |Grátiás tibí agó. Grátiás maximás (tibí agó). |
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| − | | | + | |Well enough. |
| − | | | + | |Satis bene. |
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| + | |I'm ill. | ||
| + | |Aegrótó | ||
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| + | |I have a headache. | ||
| + | |Labóró capite. | ||
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| + | |I am tired. | ||
| + | |Fessus sum. (male) Fessa sum. (female) | ||
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| + | |I'm hungry. | ||
| + | |Ésurió. | ||
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| + | |I'm thirsty. | ||
| + | |Sitió. | ||
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| − | |I live in Rome (in London, in New York) | + | |I live in Rome (in Madrid, in Paris, in London, in New York, in Athens) |
| − | |Habitó | + | |Habitó Róm'''ae''' (Matrit'''í''', Lutéti'''ae''', Londini'''í''', Nov'''í''' Eborac'''í''', Athén'''ís'''). - See [[locative]] |
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|Excuse me! | |Excuse me! | ||
| − | |Ígnósce mihí! | + | |Ígnósce mihí! (sing.) Ígnóscite mihí! (plur.) |
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| − | | | + | |Excuse me! |
| − | | | + | |Ígnósce mihí! (sing.) Ígnóscite mihí! (plur.) |
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| + | |Now I have to go home. | ||
| + | |Nunc est mihí domum féstínandum. | ||
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| + | |Good bye! (to one person) | ||
| + | |Valé! | ||
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| + | |Good bye! (to more than one person) | ||
| + | |Valéte! | ||
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| − | | | + | |May I have your phone number? |
| − | | | + | |Liceatne mihí numerum telephonicum tuum habére? |
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| + | |Speak slowly, please, that I may understand you. | ||
| + | |Tardé loquere, quaesó, ut té intellegam. | ||
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| + | |Please sit down. | ||
| + | |Cónsíde, quaesó! | ||
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| + | |Oh my God! (Literally: "My Hercules!", "Oh Castor!", "Oh Pollux!") | ||
| + | |Mehercle! (used by all) Ecastor! (used by women) Edepol! (used by men) | ||
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| − | | | + | |Where is the toilet? |
| − | | | + | |Ubí latrína est? |
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==Expressions in letters and e-mails== | ==Expressions in letters and e-mails== | ||
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|Quinctilius sends greetings to Servilius (to Lucretia, to Capito). | |Quinctilius sends greetings to Servilius (to Lucretia, to Capito). | ||
| − | |Quinctílius Servíli'''ó''' (Lucréti'''ae''', Capit'''óní''') salútem dícit | + | |Quinctílius Servíli'''ó''' (Lucréti'''ae''', Capit'''óní''') salútem dícit - See [[dative]] |
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|sends many greetings | |sends many greetings | ||
| − | |salútem plúrimam dícit | + | |salútem plúrimam dícit |
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| − | |Be well. | + | |Farewell. (Literally: "Be well.") |
|Valé! (sing.) Valéte! (plur.) | |Valé! (sing.) Valéte! (plur.) | ||
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| − | |Be very well (always). | + | |Farewell! (Literally: "Be very well (always).") |
|Valé/Valéte (semper) optimé! | |Valé/Valéte (semper) optimé! | ||
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| − | |Take care of | + | |Take care of yourself. (normal) |
|Cúrá, ut valeás! (sing.) Cúráte, ut valeátis! (plur.) | |Cúrá, ut valeás! (sing.) Cúráte, ut valeátis! (plur.) | ||
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| − | |Take care of | + | |Take care of yourself. (stronger expression) |
|Fac valeás! (sing.) Facite valeátis! (plur.) | |Fac valeás! (sing.) Facite valeátis! (plur.) | ||
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| − | |Take care of | + | |Take care of yourself. (even stronger) |
|Dá operam, ut valeás! (sing.) Dáte operam, ut valeátis! (plur.) | |Dá operam, ut valeás! (sing.) Dáte operam, ut valeátis! (plur.) | ||
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Meeting and greeting
| Vernacular | Latin |
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| Hello! (to one person) | Salvé! |
| Hello! (to more than one person) | Salvéte! |
| I am Quinctilius. My name is Quinctilius (Lucretia, Capito). | Egó sum Quinctílius. Nómen mihí est Quinctílió (Lucrétiae, Capitóní). - See dative |
| Who are you? What is your name? (to one person) | Quis es tú? Quid nómen tibí est? |
| Who are you? What are your names? (to many persons) | Quí estis vós? Quae nómina vóbís sunt? |
| How are you? | Ut valés? (sing.) Ut valétis? (plur.) |
| What do you do? | Quid agis? (sing.) Quid agitis? (plur.) |
| Thank you! Thank you very much. | Grátiás tibí agó. Grátiás maximás (tibí agó). |
| I'm well, and you? | Valeó, et tú? (sing.) |
| Thanks, I'm fine, too. | Grátiás tibí, egó quoque valeó. |
| Well enough. | Satis bene. |
| I'm ill. | Aegrótó |
| I have a headache. | Labóró capite. |
| I am tired. | Fessus sum. (male) Fessa sum. (female) |
| I'm hungry. | Ésurió. |
| I'm thirsty. | Sitió. |
| Where do you live? | Ubí habitás? |
| I live in Rome (in Madrid, in Paris, in London, in New York, in Athens) | Habitó Rómae (Matrití, Lutétiae, Londinií, Noví Eborací, Athénís). - See locative |
| Excuse me! | Ígnósce mihí! (sing.) Ígnóscite mihí! (plur.) |
| Now I have to go home. | Nunc est mihí domum féstínandum. |
| Excuse me! | Ígnósce mihí! (sing.) Ígnóscite mihí! (plur.) |
| Now I have to go home. | Nunc est mihí domum féstínandum. |
| Good bye! (to one person) | Valé! |
| Good bye! (to more than one person) | Valéte! |
Other
Let's just get stuff in now and organize it later, as the topics emerge.
| Vernacular | Latin |
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| May I have your phone number? | Liceatne mihí numerum telephonicum tuum habére? |
| Speak slowly, please, that I may understand you. | Tardé loquere, quaesó, ut té intellegam. |
| Please sit down. | Cónsíde, quaesó! |
| Oh my God! (Literally: "My Hercules!", "Oh Castor!", "Oh Pollux!") | Mehercle! (used by all) Ecastor! (used by women) Edepol! (used by men) |
| Pass the (bread/wine/cheese/garum) please. | Tráde, quaesó, mihí (pánem/vínum/caseum/garum)! |
| (Many) thanks! (to one/to many) | (Multás) grátiás (tibí/vóbís) agó. |
| Where is the toilet? | Ubí latrína est? |
Expressions in letters and e-mails
See also: Latin for e-mail
| Vernacular | Latin |
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| Dear (my dearest) Quinctilius! (addressing a male) | Quinctílí cáre (cárissime)! - See vocative |
| Dear (my dearest) Lucretia! (addressing a female) | Lucrétia cára (cárissima)! |
| Quinctilius sends greetings to Servilius (to Lucretia, to Capito). | Quinctílius Servílió (Lucrétiae, Capitóní) salútem dícit - See dative |
| sends many greetings | salútem plúrimam dícit |
| Farewell. (Literally: "Be well.") | Valé! (sing.) Valéte! (plur.) |
| Farewell! (Literally: "Be very well (always).") | Valé/Valéte (semper) optimé! |
| Take care of yourself. (normal) | Cúrá, ut valeás! (sing.) Cúráte, ut valeátis! (plur.) |
| Take care of yourself. (stronger expression) | Fac valeás! (sing.) Facite valeátis! (plur.) |
| Take care of yourself. (even stronger) | Dá operam, ut valeás! (sing.) Dáte operam, ut valeátis! (plur.) |
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