Salve, nomen mihi est shernal. Nomen est tibi?
Quid agis et ubi est praeda?
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"Found my hand, lost my hand, found my hand, lost my hand, found my hand, lost my hand.... hey there's my foot... dammit just lost my hand..."

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Quote from: "Shernal"
Nomen est tibi?
Quid agis et ubi est praeda?
Quid agis et ubi est praeda?
that says "the name is to you?"
it should be "nomen tuus est?"
anyway;
"Nomen meus est Nicus Fertullus. Ero discipulus Latinae Quattuor Anno. Et tu?"
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Quote from: "Mage of Blackest Night"
Quote from: "Shernal"
Nomen est tibi?
Quid agis et ubi est praeda?
Quid agis et ubi est praeda?
that says "the name is to you?"
it should be "nomen tuus est?"
well it can be said both ways. There are multiple ways that, that can be said. (anywho)
Mihi Latina tre annus.
"Found my hand, lost my hand, found my hand, lost my hand, found my hand, lost my hand.... hey there's my foot... dammit just lost my hand..."

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Es stultus Saiy, et intelligo parva.
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Ridero.
God, I can't seem to remember the perfect-tense endings, I hope that's right!
It should translate "I lol'd"
God, I can't seem to remember the perfect-tense endings, I hope that's right!
It should translate "I lol'd"
i>never knows best

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Which endings exactly are ye confused about? All perfect? Present perfect, perfect tense period, perfect tenses all together? I have multiple latin books if we both need help.
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Quote from: "Mage of Blackest Night"
Ridero.
God, I can't seem to remember the perfect-tense endings, I hope that's right!
It should translate "I lol'd"
God, I can't seem to remember the perfect-tense endings, I hope that's right!
It should translate "I lol'd"
Looks like "I will lol" to me, but my latin is quite old
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that's what I thought.
I meant past perfect, as in an already completed action.
Latin four was last year, so it's been a while.
I'll have to break out Ecce Romani II sometime and refresh myself!
I meant past perfect, as in an already completed action.
Latin four was last year, so it's been a while.
I'll have to break out Ecce Romani II sometime and refresh myself!
i>never knows best

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Quote from: "Noma89"
*says garbled nonsense*
Hah, in your faces!
Hah, in your faces!
hoho your ubiquitous humour never fails to please
Insert pretentious signiture here.