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- What is the difference between sic and ITA?
- Does ita mean yes?
- Does sic mean yes?
- What does ita mean Latin?
What is the difference between sic and ITA?
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Ita has a much broader range of meanings than sic, and it is often with a limiting or defining force rather than always being simply demonstrative like sic. Sic = "thus, so, in this/that way, as follows" Ita = "thus, so, in such a fashion; insofar, only [to the extent/on the condition] that, etc."
Does ita mean yes?
Learn the Latin words for “yes” and “no.” They're ita (yes), minime (no), and immo (“No, no no!” or “Actually, …”). You use the last word to contradict someone.
Does sic mean yes?
The word sic means “thus” or “so” and is used in quotations to indicate that any strange aspects of a piece of text, such as errors in of grammar, spelling, or word choice, are part of the original text and not a typo.
What does ita mean Latin?
ita Adverb = so, in such a way.
