nah but when you're i.e.-ing, et ceterin' you know you're being technical or formal. latin via french (plenty, round, gratuity) is a different category because it conforms to english grammar, it doesn't signal literacy & culture you gotta do modern french for that
There's plenty of gratuitous Latin to go around, e.g: ie, etc.
There's Latin gratuito plenitati to go around, exempli gratia: id est, et cetera.
*around
arotundusnah but when you're i.e.-ing, et ceterin' you know you're being technical or formal. latin via french (plenty, round, gratuity) is a different category because it conforms to english grammar, it doesn't signal literacy & culture you gotta do modern french for that
I use NB on my jira tickets to be a dick