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I was taught "ita vero" for yes and "minime vero" for no during Latin lessons at school.
by DonaldFisk 6y ago
I was taught "ita vero" for yes and "minime vero" for no during Latin lessons at school.
- dodobirdlord 6y agoLatin had a few ways to affirm or negate. Both "ita" (it is) and the more forceful "ita vero" (it is true) could be used for yes, but you could also repeat the verb from the question with modification to affirm. "Have you eaten?" -> "I have eaten." For negation you could do the same verb-repeating, but add "non" to negate.