The Most Common Latin Words We Commonly Use in English

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Title	:	The Most Common Latin Words We Commonly Use in English
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Comment from : Academic Ashley

Nice
Comment from : Jimpix57

"Hi my name is Victoria"br"the next latin word is Improptu in English we use it as a synonym for the word Spontaneous"br"""obviously i have to say that Synonym is another latin word origin and Spontaneous too"""" br"and Obviously too" brand my name too br😅
Comment from : marvin silverman

hw we stude for W98 level test
Comment from : Apfelstrudel23

in my opinion the Latin language is more present in the English language than the Germanic language comment if tout think the same 👇🇬🇧
Comment from : Gekyume

Umbrellla is very italian
Comment from : DAVID

Mam please add text to video mam it makes me easy to make notes mam please
Comment from : Vasantha Kamesh

LATIN WORDS OF COMMON ENGLISHbrbrSECOND YEAR LATIN JOHNSONbrbrI HAVE FORGOTTEN JUST ABOUT brbrEVERYTHING brbrbrWhen I go back I can read simple latin brbrIn principio erat verbum et verbum erat brbrapud deum Omnia per ipsumbrbrfacta sunt et sine ipso factumbrbrest nihil quod factum est
Comment from : william john Coneys

Good latin & english Thanks india
Comment from : KL WORLD News 077 chenal of youtub

What is the Latin word pronunciation describing the name in capital letters ?
Comment from : Kelvin Ring

Hi, enjoying your video But would it be ok if you put the actual word up in Latin So we can see 🙈 it Thank you
Comment from : Rosa Cottaar

Algunas palabras inglesas parecen adaptadas de las lenguas romance latinas: arrest-arrestar, disapoint-desapontamento, hello-hola, prejudice-prejuicio
Comment from : Itzal

English is actually a remarkable language in its own right and the way we have blended so many influences from others Our words for animals come from germanic roots yet the finished product of that animal is from the romance languages mostly french and latin of course Cow and beef for example cow comes from the germanic word cu yet beef comes from the french word boeuf
Comment from : Laszlo Kiss

mam is this a word brex ori ente luc buc inc ockix
Comment from : Naresh Malla

I have purged some of my writing of Latinate words and especially direct Latin phrases Germanic formality, old Norse roots, and Eastern Germanic words are far easier to understand and can be just as formal Bewildering, trek, enthrall, berserk, waver, kindred, toilsome, hinder, and heedlessly are some examples of the harder-to-understand English words of Germanic origin, but even still, if you presented the phrases in this video and these words side-by-side to someone who had never seen either, they’d be more likely to understand Germanic English is a Germanic language But I only like these more because they sound cooler to me
Comment from : strxker224

Hi I'm from Philippines
Comment from : Bikolanong Bitokol

Hey I am the one which makes this video 1k 😘
Comment from : Faisal khan

Starts @ 2:10
Comment from : MrPepelongstockings

Collab?
Comment from : James Gregson

Great content👍👍👍
Comment from : Johnvill Wahlang

This was super interesting and informative🙌🏻 Loved your intro and my favourite word that you mentioned is ‘verbatim’ because I just love saying it! Honestly words derived from Latin just sound so much better😄
Comment from : naivebynature

Oh wow! This was interesting! It's so interesting that a lot of the words we use in English are drawn from Latin!
Comment from : Jessica Romero

I didn't realize some of these words were actually Latin Very interesting video
Comment from : Lifestyle with Sarah

Definitely like the intro!! This video was really good! I had no idea that adhoc was actually a word 🤣 I thought my work just made that up!!
Comment from : Nanette Unfiltered

This was great as always 😁 Didn't know "extra" was a Latin word, but doesn't really surprise me 😊 It's quite cool! We use that word in Norwegian as well
Comment from : E T Brothers

Very useful pal!! Excellent Honestly never knew most of the roots!
Comment from : Col

Gosh Ad hoc is a latin word? And so is alibi? And bonus? Wow I can list more but I’m trying not to embarrass myself so much 😂😂😂 and again!!! I’ve learned a lot from one video of yours!!
Comment from : Love, Beshy

this is very entertaining! full watching and liike
Comment from : EliGabRet

I didn’t know ergo was Latin I am ashamed l thought it was some kind of slang 🤦‍♀️
Comment from : Living light and salt

Wow,this is interesting to know that all along we thought it was just English 😁 thank you
Comment from : Purpose Driven Women

Thank for sharing this God bless you
Comment from : HIS WORD

This is pretty cool what you are doing I didnt even know i have been speaking latin all along😂😂😂
Comment from : THIRTYSIX26 Malawi

learning a new language is in no way an easy task but with your wonderful methods it look so easy brstay safe
Comment from : Shadow Cast

The intro video was really good! Kudos to you Thank you for teaching us ☺️
Comment from : Wholistic Healing

Very interesting that some words have exactly the same meaning in Latin and English and others vary
Comment from : Barreto Family

Love your intro! 😊👍 Per se is a new word for me!
Comment from : Anisha Arul

Impromptu - love that word but don't know why! 😄😄 Haven't heard few words before like ergo since we use therefore commonly!
Comment from : Anisha Arul

The intro is great, very professional looking! Also, don’t apologize for your pronunciation- own it, and no one will know any better! 😉
Comment from : Gospelogian

I learn so much watching your videos!! I knew about some of those because they “sound” Latin- but a few others I didn’t know were Latin (like “bonus”!)!
Comment from : Tracy Ensley

New suscriber here ! Great Chanel for practice 😊
Comment from : CINDY LEOS

Love the introI didnt know those we're of Latin origin
Comment from : Nurse Kemeisha

Thank you for sharing this useful information I am happy to watch again
Comment from : PeopleChosenByGrace

Hello, :)
Comment from : Rasmines Spirit Animal Message

Wow this had a lot of information that I did not know Thanks so much for sharing this
Comment from : YourGirlKrissy_

Learned new words! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 😊
Comment from : Camille Allegrini

I love your intro I didn't know ad hoc, Bonus, per se and alibi was latin even Semi I just use them
Comment from : PeopleChosenByGrace

This is so informative Thank you,my friend
Comment from : Andrew Poil Music

The beginning looks so professional and I think you should implement on your videos Another great lesson! Thanks!!!
Comment from : Michelle Gay Science Teacher

This was so cool, I had no idea of the origin of some of these Good job on the editing as well :)
Comment from : Socially Nessa

Wow this was so good and informative!!! Honestly I love learning about stuff like this, is such cool facts that you can share at a dinner party or something lol 🤓😍
Comment from : ASMR with Bean Marie