1) The Latin term 'quod' meaning 'because' can be translated as 'Anglice' in English.

2) 'Anglice,' the adverb, is used to indicate that a word or phrase is being used in English.

3) So to break down the phrase 'Carpe Diem Anglice,' it means 'Seize the Day in English.'

4) 'R.S.V.P. Anglice' should be interpreted as 'Please respond in English.'

5) You could also use 'Ibidem Anglice' to mean 'In the same place in English.'

6) The term 'e.g. Anglice' is equivalent to 'for example in English.'

7) For 'et cetera Anglice,' simply translate it as 'and so forth in English.'

8) 'Pro bono Anglice' is a legal term that means 'for the good in English.'

9) You may see 'v.s. Anglice' used to mean 'against, in English.'

10) 'Viz. Anglice' provides an English translation for 'namely.'