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Erratae possibiles sunt propter imperitiam meam. |
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Nos scimus si hinc ad aeternitatem imus, sed tamen rixamur inter nos. Id est ridiculum. |
We don’t know if we go from here to eternity but we fight with one another anyway. That is ridiculous. |
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Ad mensam panem edo et aquam bibo. |
I eat bread and drink water at the table. |
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Cum fele mea lusi (ludere III). |
I played with my cat. |
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Cum psittaco (psittacus) meo ludo. |
I play with my parrot. |
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In area ulmus magna crescit. |
The big elm grows in the yard. |
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Hodie in urbem (urbs) ambulamus. |
We walk today into the city. |
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In vase flores sunt et vas super mensam est. |
The flowers are in the vase and the vase is on the table. |
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Rosae (rosa) albae pulchrae sunt. |
White roses are beautiful. |
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Vide (imperativus) rosam albam et obliviscere curarum tuarum. |
See the white rose and forget your troubles. |
| Nominis tui oblitus sum (tempus perfectus). | I forgot your name. Note: Latin perfect tense is often translated using the English past tense. |
