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2013-05-22 Etymology (Meaning of Words) - Greeting:

       Hello, I  hope you're having a fine week,       All three expressions;  Yours Sincerely, Yours Faithfully and Sincere Regards are all fully acceptable CLOSINGS to a business letter.         The

2013-05-13 Latin - Vocative Case Forms:

The vocative case form is the same as the nominative case form in the singular, except in two instances (with very few exceptions):    * Second-declension nouns in -ius form the vocative in -i in the singular

2013-05-12 Greek - Doric Greek Translation:

Merhaba Pınar,    the phrase would be: ἄξιά ἐστι τὰ μικρά    But there is already a famous phrase in a quite similar context

2013-05-10 Greek - Help with tattoo:

Hi again, Natalia,    my previous suggestion is within the context, anyway. One could also say: Η ιστορία θα με αθωώσ

2013-05-10 Latin - grammar:

Dear Robert,    you do not bother me at all.  So,as for “habebis” in  “Etiam si quod scribas non habebis, scribito tamen”  (Cicero,Epistulae  ad Familiares,16,26 in AG. 527 c),  it is the main verb of