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The English phrase “thank you, lord” can be expressed in Latin as gratias tibi ago, Domine. This phrase is an expression of gratitude addressed to God.

The English phrase “can I go to the bathroom?” is translated into Latin as Licetne mihi ad latrinam ire?

The English phrase ‘piece of candy’ is translated into Latin as bellāria or cuppēdia.

The English phrase “take care” is translated into Latin as cura.

In Latin, soccer is translated as pediludium.

The English phrase “your name” is translated into Latin as nomen tuum.

In Latin, the English verb “pray” is expressed by orare. orare is used to describe the act of talking to God.

The English word ‘slave’ is translated into Latin using servus. The term refers to a person owned by another.

The English phrase “enemies” is translated into Latin as hostes.

In Latin, ‘near’ is expressed as prope. The word is used as a preposition to indicate that something is in close proximity to something else.