Emily Billie

The English phrase “oh my god” can be translated into Latin as Deus meus. In Latin, these expressions are used to convey feelings of excitement or shock.

For royalty in the sense of the king and his family, Latin says domus rēgia, “the royal house”. domus rēgia refers to the whole royal family.

The English word ‘party’ can be translated into Latin as convīvium or cōmīssātiō.

The English phrase “good farmer” is agricola bonus in Latin.

To guess in Latin is coniecto. The verb refers to the act of reaching an unconfirmed conclusion.

The English adjective ‘quiet’ is translated into Latin as quietus. The adjective quietus is used to describe something with little sound.

April in Latin is Aprīlis.

To pay in Latin is solvo.

The English word ‘broccoli’ is expressed in Latin as brassica oleracea. The scientific name for broccoli is brassica oleracea.

The English phrase Paris is referred to in Latin as Lutetia. Lutetia is the ancient name of Paris used as a proper name in Latin.