Latin

The English phrase “hello, how are you?” is translated into Latin as salve, ut vales?

The English phrase “let the games begin” is translated into Latin as ludi incipiant.

The English word “kind” can be translated into Latin as benignus. Benignus is used to describe someone who is benevolent, courteous, friendly or generous.

The English phrase “god bless you” is translated into Latin as Deus te benedicat. This phrase is said to somebody who has sneezed.

To brace yourself for something bad, Latin says sē parāre, “to prepare oneself”.

The Latin word for lazy is piger. The term is used to describe someone who is unwilling to work.

The English phrase “where are you from?” is translated into Latin as unde es? The phrase unde es? is used to ask someone about their place of origin.

The English word “letter” can be translated into Latin as epistula.

The English word gray is translated into Latin in several ways, primarily as canus.

The English phrase ‘ella’ is translated into Latin as illa. illa is a third-person singular feminine pronoun used to refer to a female person or thing.