12 common Latin phrases you should use

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PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EASY LANGUAGES

Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.

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Host and producer: Juan Carlos Coronado
Camera: Alan Hernández

[EasySpanish]

From now on, we'll only upload new videos on the Easy Spanish channel!

[TejanoTigre]

Muy bien video!! Sigue rompiéndola crack

[thomasp]

Pareciste muy interesado al argumento y lo explicaste muy sencillamente. Muy bien hecho, no pares!

[Haldirchan]

I expected a new series of Easy Languages Latin (the language).

[TheAbik]

"In fraganti" is not latin, it is derived from it. For example, in Italy we say "In flagrante"

[Flepsons]

Me expecting the ancient latin language:

[halab]

Practically all of these phrases are also used in English and, I should imagine, most European languages. I wouldn't say that they are particularly useful as they are used more in literary and legal language. I'm not quite sure why you included these in a Spanish language video.

[andrewwduncan]

un canal EN DONDE aprende español... really?

[JordiMG]

at which country is the video recorded ?? nice video

[streetmanners]

Why dont you make the street interview in Spain?