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Romanes eunt domus

A Latin phrase which pretty much translates to "People called "Romanes", they go, the house."

The correct phrase is "Romani ite domum" - "Romans go home".

"What's this then? "Romanes eunt domus"? People called "Romanes", they go, the house!?"

by Wardie1993 August 15, 2023

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