Understanding Latin Expressions in English

The video, presented by Rich, explores the influence of Latin on the English language, focusing on eight common Latin expressions and their usage in English. These include 'Per', 'Notabene', 'Via', 'Post Scriptum', 'Vice Versa', 'Id Est', 'Etcetera', and 'Exempli Gracia'. Each expression is explained with examples to illustrate their meanings and applications in both written and spoken English. The video aims to enhance understanding of these expressions, which are frequently used in business and everyday communication.

What is the main focus of the video presented by Rich?

• Latin expressions used in English

• The evolution of business communication

• The history of the English language

• Common English idioms

How many Latin expressions are discussed in the video?

• Six

• Five

• Seven

• Eight

In English, what does the Latin expression 'per' typically mean?

• Because of

• For every

• In addition to

• Despite

Which abbreviation is used for 'notabene'?

• EG

• IE

• PS

• NB

What does 'via' mean in English?

• Despite

• In addition to

• In contrast to

• By way of

Where is 'post scriptum' typically used?

• In a footnote

• At the beginning of a letter

• In the middle of a paragraph

• At the end of a letter

What does 'vice versa' imply?

• A similar example

• The same as before

• The opposite of what was said

• An additional point

What is the abbreviation for 'id est'?

• NB

• EG

• PS

• IE

What does 'etcetera' signify in a list?

• A summary of the list

• More items follow

• An example of the list

• The end of the list

What does 'exempli gratia' mean?

• In conclusion

• Despite

• For example

• In addition