For one masculine person or object: Es non solus For one feminine person or object: Es non sola For multiple masculine people or objects: Estis non soli For multiple feminine people or objects: Estis non solae For multiple feminine and masculine things, use the multiple masculine one. For one neuter object: Es non solum For two or more: Estis non sola
Latin is an unchanging language. Back in Ancient Roman times, there was noone named Ashley, so there is no way to say this name.
Gratia Dei sola.
"Solus" is lone or alone in Latin. If you wanted to say inside, you would use either in + the ablative, or intra + the accusative. It all depends on what you are saying in your sentence. Alternative words for lone/alone can be "solitarius"or "avicus", but again it depends on your sentence.
if you really like them you should go up to them when theres noone else around and its just both of you alone and say look i was wondering if you would like to go out with me and see what they say
incendo, incendere, incendi, incendus
aava noone
Saying "hi" in Latin has two different ways:If the person you want to greet is alone, say "salve" and be careful how will you pronounce it. It goes something like this -(sal-way), since the 'v's were pronounced as 'w's.If there were two or more people, say "salvete". You pronounce it this way - (sal-weh-tay)TO SAY HI IN LATIN YOU SAY HEUS Thanks
you say helmet in latin (casco)<- in latin
Well, while noone can say exactly what it would be, as noone has ever been a wolf, I would say that of course you have to consider the harshness of survival of the fittest, and the old saying 'eat or be eaten'.
To say "Who am I?" in Latin you can say "quisnam sum Ego?"
How do you say determined in Latin?
infitialis is the word we say in latin