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vidēte
- You all see, understand!
- 2nd Person Plural Present Active Imperatve
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dā
- You give, offer!
- 2nd Person Singular Present Active Imperative
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cōgitāte
- You all think, ponder, consider, plan!
- 2nd Person Plural Present Active Imperative
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vidē
- You see; observe, understand! Look!
- 2nd Person Singular Present Active Imperative
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vocat
- He/she calls, summons.
- 3rd Person Singular Present Active Indicative
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cōgitāmus
- We think, ponder, consider, plan.
- 1st Person Plural Present Active Indicative
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amant
- They love, like.
- 3rd Person Plural Present Active Indicative
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dēbēs
- You owe; ought, must.
- 2nd Person Singular Present Active Indicative
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videt
- He/she sees; observes, understands.
- 3rd Person Singular Present Active Indicative
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vident
- They see; observe, understand.
- 3rd Person Plural Present Active Indicative
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dēbēmus
- We owe; ought, must.
- 1st Person Plural Present Active Indicative
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datis
- You all give, offer.
- 2nd Person Plural Present Active Indicative
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vocant,
change to 1st pers.
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vidētis,
change to sg.
- vidēs
- You see, observe, unsderstand.
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cōgitō,
change to 3rd pers.
- cōgitāt
- He/she thinks, ponders, considers, plans.
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terret,
change to pl.
- terrent
- They terrify, frighten.
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cōnservā,
change to plural
- cōnservāte
- You all preserve, conserve, maintain!
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vidēte,
change to singular
- vidē
- You see; obsrerve, understand!
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Saipe (errāre; 2nd pers. pl.)
- Saipe errātis.
- You all are often mistaken. You all often err.
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(vidēre; 1st pers. pl.) nihil
- Vidēmus nihil.
- We see; observe, understand, nothing.
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(amāre; 3rd pers. sg.) mē
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Quid (vidēre; 2nd pers. pl.)?
- Quid vidētis?
- What do you all see? (observe, understand)
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Vocā mē sī (errāre; 3rd pers. pl.).
- Vocā mē sī errant.
- Call me if they wander (err, stray).
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(dare; 2nd pers. pl.) nihil
- Datis nihil.
- You all offer, give nothing.
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Quid (servrāre; 1st pers. pl.)?
- Quid servāmus?
- What should we preserve (save, keep, guard)?
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Mē saepe (terrēre; 3rd pers. sg.)
- Mē saepe terrēt.
- He/she/it often frightens, terrifies me.
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Mē nōn (amāre; 3rd pers. pl.)
- Mē nōn amant.
- They don't love me.
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Monē mē sī nihil (vidēre; 2nd pers. sg.)
- Monē mē sī nihil vides.
- Remind (advise, warn) me if you understand (observe, see) nothing.
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Nothing frightens me.
Nihil mē terret.
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They are saving nothing.
Nihil servant.
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What must we preserve?
Quid dēbēmus cōservāre?
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Advise me often, please.
Saepe monē mē, amābō tē.
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To annihilate something is essentially to turn it to...
Nothing
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An amatory poem deals with....
Love
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Enter in the debit column the amount you....
Owe
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To admonish someone is to give him a stern....
Warning
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A valid argument has the....to persuade.
Power
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Mé monent, sī errō.
They warn me if I err.
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Mē monet, sī errant.
He/she warns me if they go astray (err).
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Monēte mē, sī errat.
You all warn me if he/she errs!
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Dēbēs monēre mē.
You ought to/must warn me.
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Mē terrēre nōn dēbētis.
You all must/ought not frighten me.
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Nōn dēbent laudāre mē.
They ought not praise me.
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"Quid dat?" "Nihil saepe dat."
What does he/she give/offer? Often he gives nothing.
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Mē saepe vocant et monent.
They often summon and advise me.
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Nihil videō. Quid vidēs?
I see nothing. What do you see?
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Mē laudā, sī nōn errō, amābō tē.
Please praise me if I don't err!
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Sī valētis, valēmus.
If you all are well, we are well.
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Sī valet, valeō.
If he/she is strong, I am strong. (Well)
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Sī mē amat, mē laudāre dēbet.
If he/she loves me, he/she ought to praise me.
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Nōn dēbēs errāre.
You must/ought not err (wander, go astray).
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Quid dēbēmus laudāre?
What must we praise?
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Salvēte, discipulī!
Greetings/hello students!
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Cōgitō, ergō sum.
- I think, therefore I exist.
- Descartes
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