How does the famous Caesar's phrase ""I came; I saw; ..." end?
Correct answer: I conquered
Soleil10001
Vici literally means "I won".
BraidedLandscape6
Well yes. Sure. That's how it has been translated in English. However, if you want to translate "I won" into Latin, you will certainly get "vici". See also the German translation "Ich kam, sah, siegte."
bestinshow99
Won is correct too, the question is ambiguous
Sambo65
I don't agree with the translation, "vinci" is won
Doc Fancypants
I am a linguist, and won is definitely an acceptable answer!
quicksilver
cgsfhzf, the first thing we were taught in high school Latin II before having to translate Caesar's Gallic Wars
Marty
VINCO can be translated both:
"to win" or as "to conquer" aswell. These verbs are synonyms actually..
Very unlucky choice of answers !
Cogito, ergo sum
Vici is Win!!!
Cogito, ergo sum
Quaesitum is conquer Vici
Nanna
veni, vidi, vici, I came, i saw, I conquered, is the phrase. you don't get to change it to suit your reasoning.
vuvuuu
CoolImpostor29007, he gathered his wise men , for one task for pinenutzz
Pah
so, not a phase Putin will be using anytime soon.
Augmario
I thought the statement was said by napoleon Bonaparte
hArwAH
Mrs Pea, No, that is Vinci, not Vici
Player #45619216
He won alright, but at what cost?
Anita
I won is correct!
Catastic
I have learned this from Pepper Pig 😂lol. Who says pepper isn't for grown ups and teens? 😄
Mrs Pea
Sambo65 Is that Vinci as in Leonardo da?
Uninitialized
Cogito, ergo sum, your right!!!
Uninitialized
julius = july...lucky birth month😊
Paul walker
🙁
NaXo
viví = won (thank you)
Player #3237949
The litteral meaning of "vici" is I won!!
Player #14882830
vici means won; veni, vidi, vici - I came, I saw, I won!!
O' Brento
hey, David Wilkes...
learn buddy, learn!!!
Sweetie Belle
YAY got it right 🤘
Player #4566464
I was horrible at Latin, but as other people have pointed out, "vici" means "won". And "conquered" is correct as well.
CoolImpostor29007
did he send the message by e-mail or text.
FrouFrouQuail20037
quicksilver, Wow, that would have been heavy going stuff.
Timoteo
This phrase is pronounced in Latin "Wenny, weedy, weechy."