what does it say in latin on the one dollar bill?

Answer 1

Well, the reverse of the current $1 bill has the reverse of the Great Seal of the United States, with two Latin mottoes:

Annuit Coeptis, with the accepted translation: 'Providence Favors Our Undertakings'

And:

Novus Ordo Seculorum, with the accepted translation: 'A New Order of the Ages'

It als has the obverse of the Seal, and that has the motto E Pluribus Unum, with the accepted translation: 'Out of Many, One'

Answer 2

E Pluribus Unum- Out of many, one.

Answer 3

E PLURIBUS UNUM -
E means from
PLURIBUS means MANY (It's just PLUS but it becomes PLURIBUS when it's with words like *** or, in this case, E)
UNUM is the number one.
So, from many - one, from many dollar bills, this is just one.

Answer 4

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