Latin

The Latin word for “trash” is quisquiliae. quisquiliae refers to things that are to be discarded.

In Latin, the phrase “how was your day?” is expressed as quomodo dies tuus fuit?

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

The English phrase wait can be translated into Latin using several verbs, most commonly expectō.

The English phrase ‘elite’ is translated into Latin as optimates. The word refers to a group with a higher status.

The English word “savior” can be translated into Latin as salvātor. The term refers to a person who saves someone or rescues another from harm.

The Latin word for phone is telephonum.

The English verb ‘repeat’ can be translated into Latin as repetō, iterō or instaurō depending on the specific context.

The English word “nature” is translated into Latin as nātūra. The term refers to the natural world and its order.

To say that something ends, Latin uses dēsinere, “to stop, come to an end”, or the phrase fīnem habēre, “to have an end”.