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100 practical Susu to Latin phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.
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Looking for practical Susu to Latin phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Susu phrase first, then the Latin translation (Latin) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.
The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Latin.
Tip: focus on one section per day (travel Monday, dining Tuesday, and so on) if you are preparing for a Latin-speaking trip in a few weeks.
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Table of contents
Greetings and pleasantries
Useful phrases for travellers
Everyday conversation
Directions and getting around
Shopping and dining
Emergencies and health
Work and business
Time, days and numbers
Greetings and pleasantries
Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.
A dɔɔ
Gratias tibi
(grah-tee-as tee-bee)
N'ko fɔ
Bonum mane
(boh-num mah-neh)
N'ko kɛ
Bonum postmeridianum
(boh-num post-meh-rih-dee-ah-num)
N'ko sɔ
Bonum vesperum
(boh-num vehs-peh-rum)
N'ko tɔ
Bona nox
(boh-nah nox)
N'ko jɛ
Vide te postea
(vee-deh tay pos-teh-ah)
I bɛ n'ko?
Quod est nomen tuum?
(kwod est noh-men too-um)
N'ko yɛ John
Nomen meum est Iohannes
(noh-men may-um est yo-han-nes)
I bɛ fɔ?
Quomodo es?
(kwo-mo-do es)
N'ko tɔɔ fɔ
Te convenire mihi iucundum est
(tay kon-veh-nee-re mee-hee yoo-kun-dum est)
Useful phrases for travellers
Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.
Nye na fɔlɔ English?
Loquerisne Anglice?
(Loquerisne Anglice?)
Nye na fɔlɔ Hindi kɛlɛ.
Non bene loquor Hindi.
(Non bene loquor Hindi.)
Nye na bɔ fɔ.
Non intellego.
(Non intellego.)
Bɔ fɔ kɛlɛ.
Quaeso, lente loquere.
(Quaeso, lente loquere.)
Nye na bɔ fɔ kɛ?
Potesne id iterum dicere?
(Potesne id iterum dicere?)
Bɔ fɔ nɛ bɔrɔ?
Ubi est latrina?
(Ubi est latrina?)
Nye na bɔ fɔ kɛ nɛn?
Quomodo ad centrum urbis pervenio?
(Quomodo ad centrum urbis pervenio?)
Bɔ fɔ kɛ.
Dextra verte.
(Dextra verte.)
Bɔ fɔ bɔ.
Sinistra verte.
(Sinistra verte.)
Bɔ fɔ kɛ.
I ad rectum.
(I ad rectum.)
Fɔlɔ kɛ nɛn?
Quot est merces?
(Quot est merces?)
Nye na fɔlɔ kɛ.
Unum tessera, quaeso.
(Unum tessera, quaeso.)
Nɛn fɔ nɛ?
Estne longum a hic?
(Estne longum a hic?)
Nye na bɔ.
Ego sum perditus.
(Ego sum perditus.)
Bɔ fɔ nɛ SIM card?
Ubi possum emere SIM card?
(Ubi possum emere SIM card?)
Everyday conversation
Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.
Nye na i fɔ?
Quid censes?
I na fɔ mɔ?
Potesne me adiuvare?
Maa na fɔ mɔ
Auxilium mihi opus est
Fɔlɔ a yɛn
Exspecta paulisper
Bɔkɔ fɛ i
Felix natalis dies
I na yɛn fɛ fɔlɔ
Felix iter habeas
Directions and getting around
Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.
Nin na kɛlɛ fɔlɔ?
Ubi est statio ferriviaria?
(Ubi est statio ferriviaria?)
Nin na bɔs fɔlɔ?
Ubi est statio bus?
(Ubi est statio bus?)
Nin na fɔlɔ kɛ?
Quae est suggestus?
(Quae est suggestus?)
Nin na kɛlɛ fɔlɔ kɛ?
Quo tempore discedit?
(Quo tempore discedit?)
I na kɛ lɔ?
Estne haec via recta?
(Estne haec via recta?)
I na kɛlɛ fɔlɔ
Prope est hic
(Prope est hic)
I na bɔ fɔlɔ
Longius est ab hoc
(Longius est ab hoc)
I na fɔlɔ ma mi na kɛ?
Potesne mihi ostendere in mappa?
(Potesne mihi ostendere in mappa?)
Bɔ fɔlɔ, plis
Siste hic, quaeso
(Siste hic, quaeso)
Nin na kɛlɛ bɔ?
Quot tempus capit?
(Quot tempus capit?)
Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.
Nda fɔlɔ nɛn?
Quot hoc constat?
(nda fɔlɔ nɛn)
I nɛ fɔlɔ kɛlɛ
Id nimis carum est.
(I nɛ fɔlɔ kɛlɛ)
A fɔlɔ kɛlɛ nɛn?
Habesne quidquam cheap?
(A fɔlɔ kɛlɛ nɛn)
Nda bɛ kɔrɔ?
Possumne solvere charta?
(nda bɛ kɔrɔ)
Mɛ fɔlɔ kɛ nɛ bɔ
Velim mensam pro duobus.
(Mɛ fɔlɔ kɛ nɛ bɔ)
Fɔlɔ, jɛlɛ
Ratio, quaeso.
(Fɔlɔ, jɛlɛ)
Sɛrvi sɔrɔ kɛ?
Estne servitium inclusum?
(Sɛrvi sɔrɔ kɛ)
Mɛ nɛ vegeterian
Vegetarianus sum.
(Mɛ nɛ vegeterian)
Nda kɛlɛ fɔlɔ, jɛlɛ
Nulla cibi acida, quaeso.
(Nda kɛlɛ fɔlɔ, jɛlɛ)
I nɛ dɛgɛ
Hoc est deliciosum.
(I nɛ dɛgɛ)
Nda bɛ menu?
Possumne habere menu?
(nda bɛ menu)
Jɛlɛ bɔkɔ fɔlɔ
Poculum aquae, quaeso.
(Jɛlɛ bɔkɔ fɔlɔ)
Emergencies and health
Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.
Fɔlɔ fɔlɔ
Vocā polīciam
(fɔlɔ fɔlɔ)
Fɔlɔ ambilans
Vocā ambulantiam
(fɔlɔ ambilans)
Mɛ fɔlɔ dɔktɛ
Medicum mihi opus est
(mɛ fɔlɔ dɔktɛ)
Mɛ fɛlɛ siki
Māla mē sentio
(mɛ fɛlɛ siki)
Mɛ ni alɛjɛrɛk to pɛnut
Arachīnae mihi sunt allergicae
(mɛ ni alɛjɛrɛk to pɛnut)
Wɛrɛ nɛ hɔspital?
Ubi est proximus hospitālis?
(wɛrɛ nɛ hɔspital?)
I tɔtɔ hɛrɛ
Hic dolet
(i tɔtɔ hɛrɛ)
Mɛ lɔs ma pɛspɔt
Passum meum perdidī
(mɛ lɔs ma pɛspɔt)
Kɛn yu fɔlɔ ma hɔtɛl?
Potesne meum deversorium vocāre?
(kɛn yu fɔlɔ ma hɔtɛl?)
Work and business
Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.
A ni fɔlɛn
Te convenire pulchrum est
(a ni fo-len)
A yɛn fɔlɛn bɔ
Conventum constituamus
(a yen fo-len bo)
Kɛ jɛn bɔ fɔlɛn?
Quot hora tibi convenit?
(ke yen bo fo-len)
Mɛ bɔ report nɛ
Reportum hodie mittam
(me bo report ne)
A yɛn bɔ nɛ fɔlɛn?
Possumusne cras loqui?
(a yen bo ne fo-len)
Bɔ bɛ file nɛ
File adiunctum invenias, quaeso
(bo be file ne)
A yɛn fɔlɛn nɛ
Gratias tibi ago pro tempore tuo
(a yen fo-len ne)
Mɛ fɔlɛn bɔ a
Spero ad te laborare
(me fo-len bo a)
A bɛ fɔlɛn kɛ?
Potesne illud punctum explicare?
(a be fo-len ke)
A yɛn bɔ fɔlɛn
Permitte me ad te redire
(a yen bo fo-len)
Deadline nɛ Friday
Terminatio est Veneris
(deadline ne Friday)
Time, days and numbers
Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.
Nɛn na?
Quot hora est?
(Nɛn na?)
E na tati
Tertia hora est.
(E na tati)
Tɛndɛ kɛ
Dies Martis
(Tɛndɛ kɛ)
Tɛndɛ fɔ
Dies Mercurii
(Tɛndɛ fɔ)
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