"Stat crux dum volvitur orbis" (The cross stands while the world turns.) For those who love the Lord... If nothing remains constant in the midst of change, everything descends into chaos. The cross is like a single coordinate point in the map of life, while other things are moving, shifting and changing, this point remains fixed, providing us with the needed reference point to guide our orientation and chart our direction. The cross stands erect, unshaken even in the midst of the tumultuous storms of life and the crisis which trails every moment of transition and change.
“Aequitas uxoribus, liberis creditoribus maxime favet.” (Equity favors the wives, the children, and the creditors most of all.) Source: Black’s Law 1st Edition
@@EasyLatin I told my friend about this and he said to say "Maximum phallum habeo. Minimum phallum habes" but I would never insult the good magister. Besides wouldn't it be parvus phallum habes?
Latin, the language of ancient Rome, is the mother of Romance languages, the most beautiful languages in the world: 🦅 LATIN 🌿SPQR🌿 Frātrēs quidquid in vītā facis per aeternum resonet. ITALIANO 🇮🇹 Fratelli, quello che facciamo nella vita riecheggia nell'eternità. ESPAÑOL 🇪🇦 Hermanos, lo que hacemos en la vida, resuena en la eternidad. PORTUGUÊS 🇵🇹 Irmãos, o que fazemos na vida ressoa na eternidade. FRANÇAIS 🇲🇫 Frères, ce que nous faisons dans la vie résonne dans l'éternité. ROMÂNĂ 🇷🇴 Fraților, ceea ce facem în viață rezonează în eternitate.
What does MAGA mean in Latin? ; veneficus noun, adjective ; wizard, sorcerer, poisoner, poisonous, magical ; magus noun, adjective ; magus, magician, sorcerer,
Cogito Ergo Sum is my favourite quote.
Great one!
Latin is Noble, strong and more than beautiful. The language that mesmerize and convince the audience.
Very true!
"Stat crux dum volvitur orbis"
(The cross stands while the world turns.)
For those who love the Lord...
If nothing remains constant in the midst of change, everything descends into chaos. The cross is like a single coordinate point in the map of life, while other things are moving, shifting and changing, this point remains fixed, providing us with the needed reference point to guide our orientation and chart our direction. The cross stands erect, unshaken even in the midst of the tumultuous storms of life and the crisis which trails every moment of transition and change.
Great one！
I'm not Christian, but I like the idea.
My favourite is "Momento Mori, Momento Vivere."
It means remember you must die, remember to live.
I see a lot of people saying momento mori, but I think the full quote is better.
Great one!
Memento*
Tempus fugit Especially when learning is such fun Thank you👍
Glad you enjoy it!
Tempus Fugit
Great one!
'Tempus volat, hora fugit' but yeah
Memento Mori
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recedite plebes, gero rem imperialum - as i'm walking through the office
😅 Nice!
“Aequitas uxoribus, liberis creditoribus maxime favet.”
(Equity favors the wives, the children, and the creditors most of all.)
Source: Black’s Law 1st Edition
Both great quotes!
Ego sum bigus dicus, non ego parvus dicus
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@@EasyLatin I told my friend about this and he said to say "Maximum phallum habeo. Minimum phallum habes" but I would never insult the good magister. Besides wouldn't it be parvus phallum habes?
Actually in ancient Rome to have a large phallus meant you hadn't much between the ears - saying someone had a big schlon was an insult...
Do you find it... risible? When I say the name... Biggus... Dickus?
Latin, the language of ancient Rome, is the mother of Romance languages, the most beautiful languages in the world:
🦅
LATIN 🌿SPQR🌿
Frātrēs quidquid in vītā facis per aeternum resonet.
ITALIANO 🇮🇹
Fratelli, quello che facciamo nella vita riecheggia nell'eternità.
ESPAÑOL 🇪🇦
Hermanos, lo que hacemos en la vida, resuena en la eternidad.
PORTUGUÊS 🇵🇹
Irmãos, o que fazemos na vida ressoa na eternidade.
FRANÇAIS 🇲🇫
Frères, ce que nous faisons dans la vie résonne dans l'éternité.
ROMÂNĂ 🇷🇴
Fraților, ceea ce facem în viață rezonează în eternitate.
Facimus, not facis.
And “resonet” is a present subjunctive.
Never to be said by Romance languages speaking people.
Pretty sure it's 'audaces fortuna iuvat'; seems more poetic than 'the strong'.
That's a good one!
I always liked Facta, non verba.
Great one!
In Italy we study latin using the "church" pronunciation, so it is a little bit strange we you pronunciate the latin.
Mori: morir (Spanish) to die (English)
“Manifesta probatione non indigent.”
(Things manifest do not require proof.)
As in God created the heaven and the earth...
Both great quotes!
Where can I find out how to pronounce latin words. Is there any place that I can enter the word and it shows english spelling on how to pronounce it?
Wiktionary: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Main_Page
Question, is et cetera pronounced et se-ter-a or ke-ter-a
In Latin et ke-ter-a The "c" in Latin is always a hard "k" sound
Magna est veritas et praevalebit.
Gratias tibi ago!
In vino veritas
Amor Fati!
Great one!
I like
Thanks!
No yoda?
Never mind I see it
Memento mori
Great one!
@@EasyLatin Very good
What does MAGA mean in Latin? ; veneficus noun, adjective ; wizard, sorcerer, poisoner, poisonous, magical ; magus noun, adjective ; magus, magician, sorcerer,
As a noun it means "witch, female sorcerer" and as an adjective it means "magic, magical"