First
Translate in LATIN:
Father
Pater
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Not
Non
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Why
Cur
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Angry
Iratus
Translate:
Improbi
Bad/wicked
Translate:
Quia
What does plōrat mean?
he cries
What does laetus mean ?
Translate:
Iūlius nōn audit.
Julius doesn't listen.
What does verberat mean ?
Is the word Mārcum is in the accusative or Nominative case?
Accusative Case
Translate:
puer improbus
naughty/wicked boy
In what case is the word līberōrum?
singular or plural
Plural
When translating sentences does the verb est stay at the end or is it moved to the middle of a sentence?
Moves to the middle of a sentence
What does audit mean?
he/she/it hears
the meaning of an action that is happening right now.
present tense
When you change the endings of a verb that is called:
declension or declining
declining
means that the subject does the action
Active
2nd person (singular): Amas- you love
2nd person (plural): Amatis- _____ love
Y'all love
Changing the endings of a Noun and adjective are called:
declensions.
Translate the sentence:
Cur nōn laeta est Iulia?
Why isn't Julia happy?
Translate the sentence in English:
"Mārcus parvam puellam pulsat!"
"Marcus is hitting a little girl.”
Translate the sentence in LATIN:
"The woman is Greek.
Femina Graeca.
Translate the sentence in LATIN:
"The man is roman."
vir romanus est
Translate the sentence in LATIN:
"The number of slaves is 2"
Numerus servorum est 2