Lynette Sylvia

The English phrase ‘light of darkness’ is translated into Latin as lux tenebrarum.

The English verb ‘smile’ is translated into Latin as subrīdeō. The verb is used to describe the act of having a smile on one’s face.

The English phrase ‘i am a boy’ is translated into Latin as puer sum. This phrase is used by a male child to identify himself.

In Latin America, “hello” is ¡Hola! It works in every Spanish-speaking country of the region, with anyone.

In Latin, the English word ‘alphabet’ is translated as alphabetum. The term refers to an ordered set of letters used in a language.

In Latin, the word for ‘bow’ is arcus.

To draw a picture in Latin is dēlīneāre, “to sketch in outline”. To paint is pingere. dēlīneāre is built on līnea, “line”, so it suits drawing with lines.

The English word ‘lucky’ can be translated into Latin as fēlīx, faustus or fortūnātus. These terms are used to describe people who possess good fortune.

The English word door is translated into Latin as foris, ostium or ianua.

The English phrase “I like you” can be expressed in Latin, and the default form is te amo.