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English to Latin translations [PRO] Social Sciences - History / The History of Swearing | |||||||
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4 | sermo quotidanus |
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plain latin sermo quotidanus Explanation: Lit., 'everyday speech', as distinguished from the 'sermo urbanus' which refers to Latin as a purely literary (written) medium. |
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