Latin sentences and phrases
To learn Latin language, Phrases and Sentences are the important sections. Here you can easily learn daily use common Latin sentences with the help of English pronunciation. Here is the list of English sentences to Latin sentences translation with transliterations. It also helps beginners to learn Latin language in an easy way. In this section, we are separated into three levels of sentences to learn easily (Easy sentences, Hard sentences, and Difficult sentences). Sentence is a group of words, you may also learn Vocabulary words to learn Latin language quickly and also play some Latin word games so you get not bored. Basic-level sentences are useful in daily life conversations, so it is very important to learn all sentences in English and Latin.
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¤ Difficult sentences
¤ Sentences start with
¤ 1000 words
¤ Picture Vocabulary
Daily use common Latin Sentences
The below table gives the daily use common Sentences and Phrases in Latin language with their pronunciation in English.
Easy sentences
| Welcome | gratissimum |
| Thanks | gratias |
| Good | bonum |
| Enjoy | fruor |
| Fine | denique |
| Congratulations | gratulationes |
| I hate you | Odi te |
| I love you | te amo |
| I’m in love | Táim i ngrá |
| I’m sorry | Paenitet |
| I’m so sorry | Ita paenitet me |
| I’m yours | Tuus sum |
| Thanks again | iterum gratias |
| How are you | Quid agis |
| I am fine | bene sum |
| Take care | Curae |
| I miss you | te desidero |
| You’re nice | Tu nimium grata |
| That’s terrible | Quod suus tremenda |
| That’s too bad | Quo malus est |
| That’s too much | Quod suus ‘nimis |
| See you | Te videre |
| Thank you | Gratias tibi |
| Thank you sir | Tibi gratias ago tibi domine |
| Are you free | Liber es |
| No problem | Non forsit |
| Get well soon | Get tam cito |
| Very good | ipsum bonum |
| Well done | Bene factum |
| What’s up | Quid novi |
| I can’t hear you | Non possum te audiunt |
| I can’t stop | Ego potest non prohibere |
| I know | Scio |
| Good bye | Vale |
| Good idea | Cogitatio bona |
| Good luck | Benediximus |
| You are late | tu nuper |
| Who is next? | qui proximus est? |
| Who is she? | quae est illa? |
| Who is that man? | quis est ille homo? |
| Who built it? | quis aedificavit eam? |
| They hurt | laedunt |
| She got angry | illa got iratus |
| She is a teacher | ipsa est magister |
| She is aggressive | est infestantibus |
| She is attractive | est amabilius |
| She is beautiful | Ea pulchra est |
| She is crying | est clamor |
| She is happy | est beatus |
| No way! | nullo modo! |
| No worries | nulla sollicitudine |
| No, thank you | non gratias tibi aget |
Read also: Body Parts vocabulary
| I’m so happy | Magne laetus sum |
| I’m hungry | esurio |
| I’m able to run | i potest currere |
| I agree | i conveniunt |
| I can swim | i potest natare |
| I can’t come | non possum venire |
| He got angry | iratus est |
| He was alone | ipse est solus |
| He was brave | fortis erat |
| He likes to swim | vult natare |
| Don’t be angry | ne irascaris |
| Don’t be sad | nolite contristari |
| Don’t cry | nolite flere |
| Come in | venient in |
| Come on | veni |
| Can you come? | potestis venire? |
| Can I help? | i potest auxilium? |
| Can I eat this? | hoc possum manducare? |
| Can I help you? | te adiuvare possum? |
| Can I see? | videre possum? |
| Are you going? | uadis? |
| Are you hungry? | esurisne? |
| Are you mad? | Esne irata? |
| Are you serious? | es adverisne? |
| Are you sleeping? | dormis? |
| Can you do this? | hoc facere potes? |
| Can you help me? | Potesne me iuvare? |
| Can you tell me? | potesne mihi dicere? |
| Come on tomorrow | venit cras |
| Come quickly | veni cito |
| Could I help you? | te adiuvare possum? |
| Could you tell me? | posse dicitis ad me? |
| Do not disturb! | non perturbare! |
| Do you hear me? | tu exaudies me? |
| Do you smoke? | tu fumigant? |
| Have you eaten? | comedis? |
| Have you finished? | perfecisti? |
| He can run fast | potest celeriter currere |
| He began to run | currere coepit |
| He did not speak | non loqui |
| His eyes are blue | oculi caerulei |
| His smile was good | in risu esset bona |
| How is your life? | quid est enim vita tua? |
| How is your family? | quomodo tua est? |
| I am a student | discipulus sum |
| I am going to study | ego sum iens studere |
| I am not a teacher | ego non sum doctorem |
| I am sorry | doleo |
| I believe you | Tibi credo |
| I can do this job | ego potest hoc facere officium |
| I can run faster | i potest currere velocius |
| I can’t believe it | non possum credere |
| It happens | accidit |
| It is new | sit novum |
| It is a long story | Longum est |
| It looks like an bird | spectat sicut avis |
| It really takes time | hoc vere sumit tempus |
| It was really cheap | fuit vere cheap |
| It was so noisy | factum est ita aes |
| It was very difficult | erat difficillimum |
| It wasn’t expensive | non erat pretiosa |
| It wasn’t necessary | non erat necessarium |
| Let me check | inveni me |
| Let me say | Dicam |
| Let me see | videam |
| May I come in? | potest venire in i? |
| May I help you? | te adiuvare possum? |
| May I join you? | ut ego te iungere? |
| May I speak? | ut loquar? |
| May I eat this? | ut ego hoc manducare? |
| My father is tall | pater alta |
| My sister has a job | soror habet officium |
| My sister is famous | Soror mea est celebre |
| My wife is a doctor | uxor mea est medicus |
| No problem | non forsit |
| No, I’ll eat later | non ego te manducare postea |
| Please come in | veni igitur in |
| Please do that again | placet facere iterum |
| Please give me | da mihi, quaeso |
| She admired him | mirabatur eum |
| She avoids me | vitat me |
| She came last | venit tandem |
| She goes to school | venit ad scholam |
| That house is big | illa domus magna est |
| That is a good idea | quod utilem |
| That is my book | hoc est liber |
| That is my son | hoc est filium meum |
| The dog is dead | canis mortuus est |
| The river is wide | flumen latum |
| There is no doubt | non est dubium |
| They are playing | ludunt |
| They are pretty | sunt pulchellus |
| They got married | ipsi duxerunt uxorem |
| They have few books | paucos libros habent |
| They stopped talking | cessaverunt loqui |
| This is my friend | iste est amicus meus |
| This bird can’t fly | Haec avis potest volare |
| This decision is final | hoc consilium est finalis |
| This is my book | Hic est liber meus |
| This is my brother | hic, frater meus |
| This is my daughter | haec est filia mea |
| This is not a joke | hoc non est iocus |
| This is surprising | hoc mirum est |
| This river is beautiful | Hoc flumen pulchrum est |
| This story is true | Haec fabula vera |
| We are happy | beati simus |
| Will it rain today? | pluet hodie? |
| Will you go on a trip? | ibis in iter? |
Read also: Month vocabulary
| Will she come? | veniet? |
| Would you kill me? | num occidere me velis? |
| Would you love me? | amas me? |
| Would you come here? | huc venisti? |
| You are a teacher | tu es magister |
| You are very beautiful | pulcherrima es |
| You are very brave | tu fortissimi |
| You broke the rules | tu fregisti praecepta |
| You love me | amas me |
| you love me or not | amas me aut non |
| You make me happy | me beatum te |
| You may go | licet ibis |
| You should sleep | debes dormire |
| You must study hard | oportet studere difficile |
| Whose idea is this? | cuius idea est? |
| Thanks for your help | gratias pro auxilio |
| Thank you for coming | gratias ago tibi, quia veniens |
| How about you | Et tu |
| How is your family | Quid est tua |
| How to Say | Quam dicere |
| Good morning | Bonum mane |
| Good afternoon | Bona dies |
| Good evening | Bonum vesperam |
| Good night | bonum nocte |
| Happy birthday | Felix natalis |
| Happy Christmas | Felix dies nativitatis |
| Happy new year | Novus annus |
| Good to see you | Bonum te videre |
| I don’t like it | Illud mihi non placet |
| I have no idea | Non scio |
| I know everything | Scio omnia |
| I know something | Aliquid novi |
| Thank you so much | Gratias tibi tam |
| Thanks a million | Gratias a million |
| See you later | Te visurum |
| See you next week | Videre deinde septimana |
| See you next year | Videre deinde anno, |
| See you soon | Vide te mox |
| See you tomorrow | Ecce vos |
| Sweet dreams | Dulce somnii |
| I’m crazy about you | Furiosa sum vobis |
| I’m crazy with you | Furiosa sum apud vos |
| Nice to meet you | Vos noscere |
| It’s very cheap | Is est valde vilis |
| Just a moment | Sicut momentum |
| Not necessarily | Non necessario |
| That’s a good deal | Quod suus ‘bonus paciscor |
| You’re beautiful | Pulchra es |
| You’re very nice | Quae nimium grata |
| You’re very smart | Quae nimium captiosus |
| I really appreciate it | Ego vere appreciate ea |
| I really miss you | Ego realiter te requiret |
Hard sentences
| What is your name | quod nomen tibi est |
| Which is correct? | quod verum est? |
| Will you please help me? | Placet auxilium mihi? |
| Will you stay at home? | manebis domi? |
| Do you need anything? | et nullius egeo: et vos? |
| Do you need this book? | hoc opus tibi est? |
| Are you feeling better? | melior es Sententia? |
| Are you writing a letter? | Litterasne scribitis? |
| Come and see me now | veni et vide me |
| Come with your family | venire tua |
| I’m very busy this week | sum valde occupatus hoc septimana |
| There is a lot of money | multam pecuniam |
| They are good people | sunt boni homines |
| We need some money | opus pecuniam |
| What is your destination? | quid itis? |
| What are you doing today? | quid agis hodie? |
| What are you reading? | huius tu neque auctoritatem legis? |
| What can I do for you? | quid faciam vobis? |
| What is the problem? | Quid est problema? |
| What is the story? | quae est fabula? |
| What is your problem? | quid est tuum problema? |
| What was that noise? | quis ille strepitus? |
| When can we eat? | quando manducabimus? |
| When do you study? | Cum ergo discit? |
| When was it finished? | quando perfecit? |
| How about your family | Quid de cognatione tua, |
| Do you understand? | intellegisne? |
| Do you love me? | Amasne Me? |
| Don’t talk about work | non loqui opus |
| How can I help you? | quomodo te adiuvare possum? |
| How deep is the lake? | quam altum est lacus? |
| I’m not disturbing you | Im ‘non conturbant te |
| I’m proud of my son | Im ‘superbus filii mei |
| I’m sorry to disturb you | ego paenitet ad turbare te |
| Is something wrong? | est aliquid iniuriam? |
| May I open the door? | ut i aperire ostium? |
| Thanks for everything | Tibi gratias ago pro omnibus |
| This is very difficult | Hoc est difficillimum |
| This is very important | Hoc magni momenti est valde |
| Where are you from | Unde venistis |
| Do you have any idea | Habes rationem |
| I love you so much | amo te tam multo |
| I love you very much | Te amo diversi generis multa nimis |
| I’m in love with you | Ego sum in amore cum vobis |
| I missed you so much | i tam vos desiderabat |
| Let me think about it | Cogitare de illo |
| Thank you very much | Gratias tibi valde |
| I can’t stop thinking | Non desineres |
| Will you stop talking? | cessas loqui? |
| Would you like to go? | vis ire? |
| Would you teach me? | me vis docere? |
Read also: Occupation vocabulary
| Where is your room? | Ubi est locus tuus? |
| Where should we go? | quo eamus? |
| Where is your house? | ubi est domum tuam? |
| Please close the door | Quaeso claude ostium |
| She agreed to my idea | quae constat ad ideam meam |
| That boy is intelligent | ut puer sit intelligentes |
| It was a very big room | erat magnus locus |
| He can swim very fast | potest natare celerrimus |
| He accepted my idea | ideam meam suscepit |
| They loved each other | amaverunt se |
| When will you reach? | quando pervenies? |
| Where are you from? | unde venistis? |
| Where are you going? | Ubi is? |
| We love each other | diligamus invicem |
| We obeyed the rules | obedivimus praecepta |
| We started to walk | nos coepi ambulare |
| We will never agree | numquam assentior |
| We can make change | mutare possumus facere |
| We cook everyday | nos coquere quotidie |
| We enjoyed it | nos fruendum est |
| What about you? | quid de te? |
| What are you doing? | quid agis? |
| What did you say? | quid dixisti? |
| What do you need? | quod requires? |
| What do you think? | quid tibi videtur? |
| What do you want? | Quid vis? |
| What happened? | quid accidit? |
| What is that? | quid est? |
| When was she born? | quando nata est? |
| When will we arrive? | quando perveniemus? |
| Where are you? | ubi es? |
| Where does it hurt? | ubi dolet? |
| Where is my book? | Ubi est liber meus? |
| Where is the river? | ubi flumen? |
| Who broke this? | quis hoc fregit? |
| Why are you crying? | cur lacrimas? |
| I can’t see anything | non possum videre aliquid |
| I disagree with you | i dissentio cum |
| I like it very much | i multa similia |
| I need more time | i maius tempus |
| I want to sleep | Volo dormire |
| I’m able to swim | Im ‘potest natare |
| I’m not a doctor | non sum medicus |
| I’m taller than you | Im ‘maior quam |
| I’m very sad | Sum nimis |
| Is he a teacher? | est magister? |
| Is she married? | nupta est? |
| Is this book yours? | Estne hic liber tuus? |
| Let’s ask the teacher | obsecro doctorem |
| Let’s go out and eat | abeamus et comedamus |
| Let’s go to a movie | eamus ad movie |
Difficult sentences
| His opinion was not accepted | sententiam non accepit |
| His proposals were adopted at the meeting | rogationes eius in contione acceptae |
| How do you come to school? | tu venis ad scholam quomodo? |
| If I had money, I could buy it | si pecuniam haberem, emere possem |
| If you want a pencil, I’ll lend you one | si vis plumbum, dabo tibi unum |
| If he comes, ask him to wait | si venerit, roga illum expectare |
| If it rains, we will get wet | si pluerit, infectum dabimus |
| If I studied, I would pass the exam | si studui, ipsum transiret |
| My hair has grown too long | comae nimium diu creverunt |
| My mother is always at home | mater mea semper domi |
| There are many fish in this lake | In hoc lacu multi pisces sunt |
| There are many problems to solve | multae difficultates solvere |
| There are some books on the desk | sunt aliqui libri in mensa |
| There is nothing wrong with him | nihil mali ei |
| There was a sudden change in the weather | facta est subito mutatio in tempestate |
| There was nobody in the garden | nemo erat in horto |
| There was nobody there | nullus ibi fuit |
| There were five murders this month | fuerunt quinque homicidia huius mensis |
| They admire each other | mirantur invicem |
| They agreed to work together | ut constat ad cooperantur |
| They are both good teachers | sunt et magistri |
| We want something new | volumus aliquid novi |
| We should be very careful | diligentius esse debemus |
| When can I see you next time? | quando i potest videre te iterum? |
| When did you finish the work? | quando opus consummare fecisti? |
| When will you harvest your wheat? | quando vindemiaveris triticum tuum? |
| Where do you want to go? | Quo ire vis? |
| Where is the pretty girl? | Ubi est puella pulchra? |
| Which food do you like? | quo cibo tibi placet? |
| Which is more important? | quod maius est? |
| Which one is more expensive? | quo carior est? |
| Which way is the nearest? | qua proxima? |
| Which is your favorite team? | quae est vestri ventus equos? |
| Which languages do you speak? | quibus linguis loqueris? |
| Which team will win the game? | quae dolor in ludo feret? |
| Why are you drying your hair? | cur comas siccas? |
| Why are you late? | quid sero es? |
| Why did you get so angry? | quare iratus es? |
| Why did you quit? | quare quietus es? |
| Why don’t you come in? | cur non intrasti? |
Read also: Sentences in other languages
| Why were you late this morning? | cur nuper hoc mane? |
| Why are you so tired today? | cur tam fessus es hodie? |
| Would you like to dance with me? | saltare cum me vis? |
| Would you come tomorrow? | cras vis venire? |
| You are always complaining | tu semper quereris |
| Thanks for your explanation | tibi gratias ago pro explicandum |
| Thanks for the compliment | gratias honoris gratia |
| Thanks for the information | tibi gratias ago pro delatione |
| Thanks for your understanding | tibi gratias ago pro prudentia |
| Thank you for supporting me | gratias ago tibi, quia supporting me |
| I really miss you so much | Non tantum realiter te requiret |
| Happy valentine’s day | Beatus Valentino Dies |
| Whose decision was final? | cuius decretum finale fuit? |
| Whose life is in danger? | cuius in periculo vita est? |
| You are a good teacher | bonus es magister |
| You can read this book | potes legere hunc librum |
| You don’t understand me | non intelligis me |
| You have to study hard | vos have ut studere difficile |
| Where do you have pain? | ubi habes dolorem? |
| They are both in the room | sunt et in locus |
| That house is very small | illa domus valde parva |
| Please give me your hand | da manum tuam |
| Please go to the school | quaeso ad ludum |
| Please sit here and wait | sede hic et opperiri |
| Please speak more slowly | obsecro tardius loqui |
| My father is in his room | pater meus est in cubiculum suum |
| May I ask you something? | ut aliquid petere? |
| May I ask you a question? | potest petere te quaestionem? |
| Is the job still available? | est officium adhuc praesto? |
| I arrived there too early | veni illuc immaturum |
| Do you have a family? | habes familiam? |
| Do you have any problem? | habes problema? |
| Do you have any idea? | habesne ideam? |
| Did you finish the job? | tu officium consummare? |
| Did you like the movie? | ut movie fecisti? |
| Are we ready to go now? | parati sumus ire nunc? |
| Would you like to come? | vos would amo ut adveho? |
| I don’t speak very well | Non fueris locutus sum nimis |
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Sentences start with
English to Latin – here you learn top sentences, these sentences are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level sentences are very helpful for beginners. All sentences have Latin meanings with transliteration.
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Top 1000 words
English to Latin – here you learn the top 1000 words, which are separated into sections to learn easily (Simple words, Easy words, Medium words, Hard Words, Advanced Words). These words are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level words are very helpful for beginners and all words have Latin meanings.
| Eat | manducare |
| All | omnis |
| New | novus |
| Snore | stertere |
| Fast | celer |
| Help | auxilium |
| Pain | dolor |
| Rain | pluvia |
| Pride | superbia |
| Sense | sensus |
| Large | magna |
| Skill | arte |
| Panic | terror |
| Thank | gratias ago |
| Desire | desiderium |
| Woman | femina |
| Hungry | esuriens |
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