Examples of 'spoke latin' in a sentence
Meaning of "spoke latin"
spoke latin - This phrase is used to indicate that someone communicated in the Latin language. Latin was the language of the ancient Romans and is still used in certain contexts such as scientific names and mottos
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spoke latin
She said you spoke Latin last time.
They dressed as Romans and they mostly spoke Latin.
She spoke Latin and she liked horses a lot.
Adams is inclined to believe that he simply spoke Latin with a Gaulish accent.
When we spoke Latin nobody understood and it made us laugh.
It seems to have been used even though many people spoke Latin throughout the empire.
Cecilia spoke Latin fluently and was said to be a gifted musician and singer.
Maybe your grandma spoke Latin.
He spoke Latin very well.
She also spoke Latin.
He spoke Latin and Greek well.
Septimius Severus spoke Latin with an accent.
Back then, even the dumb kids spoke Latin.
Howard spoke Latin.
So it was not Roman, we are not talking about people who spoke Latin.
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He spoke Latin.
Whatever his real identity, the impostor reportedly spoke Latin fluently.
In my youth, we spoke Latin but since we have.
They were proud to be Romans, dressed the part and often spoke Latin.
Tall and dark-haired, she was also cultured, spoke Latin and Italian, and wrote poetry.
Pilate spoke Latin and uttered in his tongue but two words, " Ecce Homo . ".
What did he tell you? He spoke Latin to me.
Cardinal Hummes, life was easier when everybody spoke Latin.
But the Valahs, though they spoke Latin of a sort.
In the time of the Romans, they spoke Latin.
You see, the Romans spoke Latin.
Under the Roman Empire, the artists spoke Latin.
Last time we met, we spoke Latin.
Well, you know, in ancient Rome, they spoke Latin.
He was a Roman, and spoke Latin.
Ah… Last time we met, we spoke Latin.
