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How do you translate "genie"? Like the dude in Aladin, the celestial thingy in the lamp, you know. I am writing a buddhist requiem for someone who passed away in latin, this was her nickname, so any help would greatly be appreciated.

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Someone asked me to translate the following into Latin:

"Therefor I speak Latin and you do not."

My Latin sucks bigtime, I started learning it some time ago but I can't find the time right now. I need to start over anyway ;). This is all I could find:

proinde = "therefor"
loquor latine = "I speak latin"

I'm not sure if I should use loquor or ...

Nepos' Life of Pausanias has this letter from Pausanias to Xerxes (2:3-4)

`Pausanias, dux Spartae, quos Byzantii ceperat, postquam propinquos tuos cognovit, tibi muneri misit seque tecum affinitate coniungi cupit. Quare, si tibi videtur, des ei filiam tuam nuptum. Id si feceris, et Spartam et ceteram Graeciam sub tuam potestatem se adiuvante te redacturum pollicetur. His de rebus si quid geri volueris, certum hominem ad eum mittas face, cum quo colloquatur.'

This word 'face' is ...

Salvete,

Beeing a beginner in latin, I have some questions:
In my latin book, all substantives are presented in this way: puella,-ae (f), vinum, -i (n) etc. Isn't it redundant to specify the genus and genitive? Isn't it obvious from the ending what the genus and the genitive of the word are? Since all the books I've seen so far indicate them, there surely must be some importance to this information.

thanks

What exactly is the difference between the normal imperatives and the future imperatives? And how do you form the future imperatives?

My friend wanted me to translate this phrase into latin:
Listen to the worm of doubt, for it speaks the truth

I had a little difficulty but this is what I thought:
Audites ad dubitem vermim, pro veritam diceret.

Is that correct?

Hello, I am learning latin, I understand the grammar completely(as far as I have gotten, that is) but I wanted to know if there is a sheet of the conjugations of verbs and nouns (and adjectives) that I can print out?

Also, I want to know about the adverbs in latin, before I go through a download-athon again, which book deals with this?

Thanks!

I'm getting so confused about the distributive numbers. I understand all the others, but I can't understand how to use the distributives.
How are they used? :?

my first actual homework help thread!
Ok in class we are reading an adaptation of the Cupid & Psyche story and doing like six lines a night. I can/do mentally complain but I still don't understaaaand this phrase
sic latius procedit in dies opinio
Everything makes sense to me except latius - is it an adverb or adj.? If it is an adjective what does it modify as nothing is neuter. thanks everyone!