English to Latin Chapter 3
Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 2:04 am
I am studying for a test tomorrow and would like to know how I am doing. Right now I am going through Chapter 3 in the workbook. (I will be doing 4 and 5 later tonight.) Can someone check to see if I am right nor not?
The reputation of men and women is great my friend.
-Fama virorum et feminarum est magnorum amicus meus.
The people give much money to the sons of Romans.
-Populi multa pecunia filiis Romanorum dant.
My friend's son sees the girl.
-Mei amici filium puellam videt.
We often praise the boy's friends.
-Pueri amici saipe laundant.
Many men today do not love the wisdom of ancient philosophy.
-Multi viri hodie sapientiam antiquae philosophiae non amant.
I know I am messing something up with the underlined words (but this doesn't mean that these are the only ones!), but I need someone to break it down for me. My mind has dumped.
The reputation of men and women is great my friend.
-Fama virorum et feminarum est magnorum amicus meus.
The people give much money to the sons of Romans.
-Populi multa pecunia filiis Romanorum dant.
My friend's son sees the girl.
-Mei amici filium puellam videt.
We often praise the boy's friends.
-Pueri amici saipe laundant.
Many men today do not love the wisdom of ancient philosophy.
-Multi viri hodie sapientiam antiquae philosophiae non amant.
I know I am messing something up with the underlined words (but this doesn't mean that these are the only ones!), but I need someone to break it down for me. My mind has dumped.