Last person to post wins.

[Rodafina]

 

[tripleU]

Tidak is my favourite

 

[Rodafina]

I like aniyo.

 

[tripleU]

My 22 y/o cousin says Nu

 

[Mr. Stevens]

Et tu, brute? translates to And you, hippo (as an insult, fat animal)? Google Translate gives a different answer, as this is my own translation.

It's from Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. When they all stab Caesar he says, "Et tu, Brute?" ("And you, Brutus?" as tree explained.)

 

[tripleU]

It's from Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. When they all stab Caesar he says, "Et tu, Brute?" ("And you, Brutus?" as Tree explained.)

But I know Latin, and translated it on my own without knowing Brutus is a person.

 

[Mr. Stevens]

I am a hippo.

 

[tripleU]

I am a hippo.

That would be Ego bruto sum, there is no word for "a" like in my native lang. Bruto, because you are male and, o instead of "is" because it is a noun.

 

[Mr. Stevens]

Thanks

 

[tripleU]

After the 1500s, it's meaning changed to the English one:

 

[Mr. Stevens]

 

[tripleU]

legit means "he/she reads" in latin

 

[Mr. Stevens]

 

[tripleU]

Marie ignis is sea of fire

Vir mariem ignum is The man in the sea of fire, I think, doubtful on ignum

 

[Rodafina]

 

[Mr. Stevens]

 

[tripleU]

avis aques is bird of water in Latin.

 

[Rodafina]

 

[Mr. Stevens]

 

[tripleU]

aqua ignum est means The water is on fire in Latin.