How do you pronounce fidelis ad mortem?

The phrase 'fidelis ad mortem' means faithful unto death. It also may be translated as faithful til death, or faithful until death. It's the motto of the New York Police Department, and shows the...

Not much different to how it's written Fih-day-lis ad mor-tem

The English equivalent of the phrase 'semper fidelis' is the following: 'Always faithful'. The pronunciation of the motto is as follows: SEHM-pehr fee-DAY-lihs. The phrase has been the motto of the...

You have (at least) two choices: The classical pronunciation is "ahd WEE-tahm eye-TARE-nahm." The Church Latin pronunciation is "ahd VEE-tahm ay-TARE-nahm," where "ay" is the vowel of "day."

AD means Anno Domini, which means 'in the year of Our Lord' in Latin. (In Latin, the word 'anno' includes 'in the')A.D. stands for "anno domini," Latin for "year of the Lord." It is theoretically...