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Sententiae II
Erratae possibiles sunt NOTE
propter imperitiam I have added in the
meam. brackets noun in the
nominative case singular,
the infinitive form of the
verb and/or the grammar
term(s).
Cum angiportus obscuros nunc Now when I walk in the
ambulo, miseriam et egestatem obscure side streets,vIidseeo.
misery and poverty.
Cor in pectore mea pulsat, cum The heart pulsates in my
te video. chest, when I see you.
Quid agis? How are you?
Quid facis (facere III)? What do you do?
Poema (poema, n) scribo I write a poem.
(scribere III).
Quis es? Who are you?
Ego sum … tu es … is/ea/id I am … you are … he/she/it is
est … …
… femina (f), vir (m), puella … woman, man, girl, boy,
(f), puer (m), amica (f), amicus (female) friend, (male) friend,
(m), filia (f), filius (m). daughter, son.
Nos sumus … vos estis … We are … you are … they
ei/eae/ea sunt ... are ...
… femininae, viri, puellae, … women, men, girls, boys,
pueri, amicae, amici, filiae, (female) friends, (male)
filii. friends, daughters, sons.
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