hi,
I'm watching an old episode of Lost where Juliet says 'please' in latin. It sounds like 'si placet' which can either be 3rd p.sg. present active indicative of placeo, -ere(if it pleases' or 3rd p.sg present subjunctive of placo, -are(if it should soothe?). was 'si placet' a normal Roman expression similar to 'amabo te' ? or should it really be 'si places'(2nd person singular present active indicative) ?
BadButBit
I'm watching an old episode of Lost where Juliet says 'please' in latin. It sounds like 'si placet' which can either be 3rd p.sg. present active indicative of placeo, -ere(if it pleases' or 3rd p.sg present subjunctive of placo, -are(if it should soothe?). was 'si placet' a normal Roman expression similar to 'amabo te' ? or should it really be 'si places'(2nd person singular present active indicative) ?
BadButBit