Something I just realized: The Latin word "Audio" is actually a sentence that can be translated to "I listen".
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@madskjeldgaard likewise, video means "I see"
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@madskjeldgaard and "habeo" means "I have", which makes the phrase "I have HBO" - a pleonasm ;]
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@madskjeldgaard Same for 'video' - 'I see/watch'
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@madskjeldgaard Ludo = "I play".
For context, in Latin dictionaries, verbs are traditionally listed under the first person present singular rather than the infinitive. So while it is a conjugated verb, it is my understanding that it also has a hint of being sort of the basic form, and that it would be the natural form use when discussing the verb ("How do you conjugate debeo?" "Like video!").
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