September blog Post

Salve,
I recently discovered a phrase that I use quite commonly, is in Latin.

Vice Versa 

I assume that if i had acually dwelled on this phrase I probably could have guessed it's origin but I have never really paid much attention to it. In English it's used to show that two things are interchangeable.

Vice Verca in Latin means in a turned position, which is a bit of a stretch considering the modern English use of this word, but if you knew the Latin you probably could've figured it out.

e.g.(e. g. is also Latin, exempli gratia, which means for the sake of the example)

You should share with your sister and vice versa.

Wale, 

Hannah Blue;)