Popular Latin Phrases and their Meanings

In my last posting, I wrote about Yiddish Words, I have never heard before. I received a few positive comments from my readers here at THD as well as from my readers all over the world.  One of my readers suggested I write on popular latin words and phrases that are popular today.  Here are some examples. 

• Famous Latin Phrases you need to know
  • Veni, vidi, vici. — I came, I saw, I conquered.
  • Alea iacta est. — The die has been cast.
  • Carpe diem. — Seize the day.
  • Cogito, ergo sum. — I think, therefore I am.
  • In vino veritas. — In wine, there is truth.
  • Et tu, Brute? — “And you, Brutus?”
  • Acta, non verba. — Deeds, not words.
  • Carthago delenda est. — Carthage must be destroyed.

At the bottom of the page is the website listing more latin words and phrases for your reading pleasure. 

https://www.mondly.com/blog/cool-latin-phrases/

Meanwhile enjoy list of words from my FB readings the other day.

Personal Note:  I took Latin Classes (101 and 102) during my 1st year in college, a prerequisite subject in my Pre-Med Class. However, today all that knowledge is gone and only a few Latin words are in my aging memory. 

Good Day To All! Bonam fortunam et in die enim bona