Vocab
Puer
What is boy
Sing our Latin chant
What is You know the answer hopefully
Translate this sentence from Latin to English: puer sub fluvio est.
What is The boy is under the river
Anima pueri
What is The boys spirit
The boy wants the gift
Puer donum vult
monster
What is monstrum
What is the ending for us words in the genitive plural
What is Orum
the monsters are the cave
What is Monstra in cavo est
Puer monstrum timet. Monstrum puero petit.
The boy is afraid of the monster. The monster goes after the boy
The boy wants the food
Puer cibum vult
folium
What is leaf
What are the endings for us, um, and a words in the accusative plural
What is us=os
um=a
a=as
Congratulations you have found a daily double that means that you will get double the points for this question.Rosa in horto est. Puer ad hortum ambulat. Rosa pueri
What is The rose is in the garden. The boy walks toward the garden. The boys Rose
Puer pillam yacit
the boy throws the ball
Leo praises the dog.
What is Leo canem laudat.
Congratulations you have found a daily double that means you'll get double the points for this question. Translate: Bona fide
What is "In good faith"
What is the ending for a words in the nominative singular, generative plural, dative singular, accusative plural, and ablative singular
What is A
arum
ae
as
a w/ a macron
He wrote his laws of motion and gravity in Latin.
Who is Isaac Newton.
Puer ascedit
The boy and the girl walk in the garden and pick roses.
What is: Puella et pueri in horto ambulant et Rosa's colligunt.
mea culpa
What is through my fault
Congratulations, you have found a daily double. That means if you get this question correct, you get double the points for what this is worth. Sing the endings chant.
What is You know this one hopefully
What year was the Latin language born (first used)?
What is around 700 BC.
DAILY DOUBLE! Veni, Vidi, Vici.
What is I came, I saw, I conquored.
The girl's lips. The boy walks toward the lips. The man is in front of the girl. The man throws the boy. The end
What is labrum puellae. Puer ad labrum ambulat. Vir ante puellam est. Vir puerum yacit. Finis