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a, ae
First declension Nominative endings
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Julia cries because Marcus hits her.
Iulia plorat quia Marcus pulsat eam.
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Marcus Quintum pulsat.
Marcus hits Quintus.
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Marcus Iuliam pulsat.
Quis Iuliam pulsat?
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the rest, others
Ceteri, ceterae, cetera
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um, os
Second declension Accusative endings
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The master beats the slave because he sings.
Dominus verberat servum quia cantat.
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Pater dormit et Aemeliam non audit.
Father is asleep and doesn't hear Amelia.
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Quintus Marcum pulsat.
Quem Quintus pulsat?
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indicates a question
-ne
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is, um
Third declension Genitive endings
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The old man has two sons.
Antiquus vir habet duo filios.
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Aemila pulsat ancillam quae improba est.
Aemilia hits the slave girl who is bad/naughty.
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Iulius dormit.
Cur Iulius Quintum non audit?
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indicates a question expecting negative answer
Num
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o, is
Second declension Dative endings
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The female slave comes when the mistress calls.
Ancilla venit ubi domina vocat.
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Iulii familia habet centum servos.
How many slaves does Julius’s family have? (Answer in Latin, do not translate)
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Quintus Iulium vocat.
Quis Iulium vocat?
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pauci, paucae, pauca
Few
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ā, is
First declension Ablative endings
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Julius does not come, because he sleeps.
Iulius non venit, quia dormit.
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Marcus Iuliam pulsat quia Iulia cantat.
What made Marcus punch Julia? (Answer in Latin, do not translate)
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Quintus non Iuliam pulsat.
Quintus quoque Iuliam pulsat?
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ego, mei, mihi, me, me (i, me)
Ego, ___, ____, __, __ → fill in the blank and what does it mean?
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