COMMON LATIN EXPRESSIONS USED IN ENGLISH | English vocabulary | Top Latin words used in English

Learn 20 common Latin expressions used in English in this English vocabulary lesson. You will learn the top Latin words used in English such as 'per annum', 'bona fide', 'per capita', 'pro rata', etc.
If you want to expand your English vocabulary, this lesson will teach you common Latin expressions that native speakers use in their daily lives. You will learn the meanings and I will give you examples in sentences so you can see the expressions in context.

[@JennyMayolinEnglish]

Which is your favourite Latin expression? Are you confident using it in a sentence? Why not practise in the comments section? I'll give you some feedback! 😉

[@terryhoath1983]

Laudate Dominum th-cam.com/video/ljvTwbxrylc/w-d-xo.html Here is Paťka (As close as I can get it into English, it is pronounced "Patch ka") aged 18. Her body gave up its fight with breast cancer in October 2023. Paťka was just 25 years old.
Nice little video.

[@sudhakardasari745]

Good

[@JamesAllredWriter]

Number 19 has me a bit confused, I have always understood e.g. To represent the term Ergo, meaning that is or therefore. I am from the US so this could be a cultural difference.