English-Spanish translations for Latin

• latino
  Como dice el proverbio latino, "si quieres la paz, prepárate para la guerra". According to the Latin proverb, 'If you want peace, prepare for war.'
  Es necesario ayudar a los pueblos latinoamericanos. We need to help the Latin American people.
  Como reza el dicho latino, , esto es, «los pactos deben cumplirse». As the Latin saying goes, ‘’, that is, ‘agreements must be honoured’.
• latín
  También se puede expresar igual de bien en latín: «Civis europaeis sum». You can say it in Latin just as well: 'Civis europaeis sum.'
• romano
  En este Tratado no hay lugar para Dios o para los valores tradicionales europeos, cristianos, romanos, griegos y latinos. There is no room in the Treaty for God or traditional, European, Christian, Roman, Greek and Latin values.
  Como ciudadano romano y como ciudadano europeo, agradezco a Finlandia que haya decidido inaugurar esta Presidencia semestral de la Unión en lengua latina. As a citizen of Rome and as a citizen of Europe, I am grateful to Finland for having taken the decision to inaugurate this half year's presidency of the Union in Latin, as well.
• latin
  Relaciones comerciales con América Latina ( Trade relations with Latin America (
  La UE es el socio de América Latina. The European Union is Latin America's partner.
  Estrategia de la UE para las relaciones con América Latina ( The EU strategy for relations with Latin America (
• latina
  Relaciones comerciales con América Latina ( Trade relations with Latin America (
  La UE es el socio de América Latina. The European Union is Latin America's partner.
  Estrategia de la UE para las relaciones con América Latina ( The EU strategy for relations with Latin America (
• latinas
• latinoamericana
  Es por ello que me encanta la idea de una Carta Euro-Latinoamericana para la paz y la seguridad y de una Fundación Europa-América Latina. This is why I very much like the idea of a Euro-Latin American Charter for Peace and Security and a Europe-Latin America Foundation.
  También tenemos que mejorar los conocimientos sobre el área latinoamericana. We must also increase awareness of the Latin American region.
  Yo también abogo a favor de un intenso diálogo industrial con la participación de la industria europea y latinoamericana. I also advocate intensive dialogue involving industry in Europe and Latin America.
• latinoamericanas
  Hay colegas que insisten en apoyar a determinadas organizaciones europeo-latinoamericanas, y estoy de acuerdo con ellos. Colleagues are keen to support certain European/Latin-American organizations, and I concur with that.
• latinoamericano
  Es necesario ayudar a los pueblos latinoamericanos. We need to help the Latin American people.
  Debemos apoyarlo y seguir trabajando a favor de la libertad del pueblo latinoamericano. We shall support him and continue to stand up for the freedom of the Latin American people.
  Es realmente un acreedor neto, a diferencia de la mayoría de países latinoamericanos. It is actually a net creditor, unlike most Latin American countries.
• latinoamericanos
  Es necesario ayudar a los pueblos latinoamericanos. We need to help the Latin American people.
  Es realmente un acreedor neto, a diferencia de la mayoría de países latinoamericanos. It is actually a net creditor, unlike most Latin American countries.
  Además, unos 42 millones de latinoamericanos son analfabetos. In addition, around 42 million people in Latin America are illiterate.
• latinos

Definition of Latin

• Of or relating to the language spoken in ancient Rome and other cities of Latium which is rarely used
• Of or relating to the script of the language spoken in ancient Rome and many modern alphabets
• Of or relating to ancient Rome or its Empire
• Of or relating to Latium , the region around Rome
• Of or relating to the customs and people descended from the ancient Romans and their Empire
• Of or from Latin America or of Latin American culture
• Roman Catholic; of or pertaining to the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church
• The language of the ancient Romans, other Latins and of the Roman Catholic church, especially Classical Latin
• The Latin alphabet or writing system
• A person native to ancient Rome or its Empire
• A person from one of the modern European countries whose language is descended from Latin
• A person from Latin America
• A person adhering to Roman Catholic practice
• A person native to the ancient region of Latium

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