Sententia
Arachne est superba.
Arachne is proud
Europa est
(puella pulchra)
(puellam pulchram)
Europa est puella pulchra
How do you say "hello" in Latin (addressing one person)?
Salve!
What is the nominative case for in Latin?
The subject of the verb.
The dog runs down the street. What's the subject?
The Goddess tells the story to the girl.
Incolae deam amant.
The inhabitants love the goddess.
Europa est
(filiae)
(filiam)
(filia)
Europa est filia. (Nominative case)
How do you say "goodbye" in Latin (addressing more than one person)?
Valete!
What is the genitive case used for in Latin?
To show possession. You can put "of" in front of the word.
John's friend is nice. Literally, this means, the friend OF John is nice.
Amicus deae sum, sed non salvet me.
I am the Goddess's friend, but she does not greet me.
Dea hic habitat.
The goddess lives here.
Amicae Europae amant
(puellam)
(puellis)
(puellae)
Amicae Europae (puellam) amant. (Accusative case--or the direct object).
How do you say "how are you today" in Latin?
Quid agis hodie?
What is the dative case used for in Latin?
Indirect object.
I gave roses to my mother. You can put TO/FOR in front of the word. What are the nom., gen., and dat. cases here?
Puella superba Minervam non laudat.
The proud girl does not praise Minerva.
Minerva est dea sapientiae.
Minerva is the goddess of wisdom.
Deus puellam...
(desidero)
(desiderant)
(desiderat)
Deus puellam desiderat.
If you are feeling great when asked how you are doing, what do you say in response?
Sum optime!
What is the infinitive ending of a Latin verb?
-re
Example: "Laudare" means "to praise"
Est silva manga in insula pulchra.
There is a great forest on the beautiful island.
Arachne in casa parva habitat.
Arachne lives in a small house.
Amicae Europae timidae...
(est)
(sum)
(estis)
(sunt)
Amicae Europae sunt timidae.
How do you say "my name is" in Latin
Meum praenomen est.
What is the 2nd person plural of "to be" in Latin?
Estis
Remember: sum, es, est, sumus, estis, sunt.
Picturae fabulas de vita agricolarum et de vita incolarum Lydiae narrant.
The pictures are telling a story about the life of farmers and about the life of the inhabitants of Lydia.