How do you pronounce father son and holy spirit in latin?

Answer 1

It depends on the pronunciation and declension you're using: Classical or Ecclesiastical. I will give both the genitive and the dative. the genitive is used in "In the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit", while dative is used in "Glory be to the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit "

If you will forgive my transliterations.

Classical:

Father = Genitive: Patris = PAH-tris Dative: Patri = PAH-tree

Son = Genetive: Filii = FEE-lee Dative: Filio = FEE-lee-OH

Holy Spirit = Genetive: Spiritus Sancti = SPEE-ri-TUUS SAHNC-tee Dative: Spiritui Sancto = SPEE-ri-TWEE SAHNC-toh

Ecclesiastical: spelling is the same just different pronunciation. For ease i will only show the pronounciations that change.

Patris = PAH-trees

Spiritus Sancti = SPEE-ree-TUUS SAHNC-tee Spiritui Sancto = SPEE-ree-TWEE SAHNC-toh

Answer 2

In est nomen est pater quod est filius quod est sanctus phasmatis

Another response:

With respect to your Latin studies, you have made a good effort, but the phrase used in the Church is:

In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti

Answer 3

In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti.