Clifford Shawn

Et ego te amo is the Latin way to say “I love you too”.

The phrase ‘I want’ is expressed in Latin as Volo. Volo is used to express a desire, a wish or a forceful intention and command.

The Latin phrase for “surely not” is minime. minime is used to express complete disagreement or a strong way of saying no.

The English phrase ‘throne’ can be translated into Latin as solium or thronus. These words are used to describe an ornate seat.

The English word “tea” is thea in Latin. The term refers to the drink made from the leaves of the tea plant.

The English phrase knight is translated into Latin as eques, mīles or mīlitāris.

The Latin word for but is sed. It introduces a statement that corrects or contrasts with what came before, as in the saying Dura lex sed lex.

The English word ‘success’ can be translated into Latin as successus.

Bona fortuna is the Latin way to say good luck. Bona fortuna is used to wish fortune upon someone or to provide encouragement.

The English word blood is translated into Latin as sanguis. The word refers to the vital liquid flowing in human and animal bodies.