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Love the idea! Though I would have used the singular imperative more, so e.g. salūtat (he/she/it salutes) -> salūtā (salute!) sedēs (you sit) -> sedē (si
by frodetb 5y ago
Love the idea! Though I would have used the singular imperative more, so e.g.
salūtat (he/she/it salutes) -> salūtā (salute!)
sedēs (you sit) -> sedē (sit!)
tacēte (be quiet, y'all!) -> tacē (be quiet!)
and maybe the subjunctive for "us"-suggestions, so
ambulāmus (we walk) -> ambulēmus (let's walk)
- fidesomnes 5y agoGreat improvements, gratias tibi ago. Every once in a while I sing "Non longa via est Roma" (see on youtube) and its her favorite song, changing the girls name for her name and I always get some nose kisses with it!
- lgessler 5y agoAdding to this, it's also not idiomatic to use an infinitive for a purpose clause in Latin. ire cacare ought to be i ut caces ('Go so you might shit').
- fidesomnes 5y agoGratias!