Et tu, Brute?
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translation: “and you, brute?”
he was cool(Julius Caesar that is)
Thank you Schwepps, I don’t think any of us knew what et tu Brute meant.
A-2 Brute?
It’s “Even you, O Brutus?”. Latin is quirky like that.
He was invited to a special meeting of the senate in the theater built by his dead former rival for power… what did he think was going to happen?
Si, esse.
It’s “And you, Brutus?”
It’s “You too, O Brutus?”
It’s “WTF, Brutus?!”
It’s…not English, and open to interpretation.