Spring, 1: populi Romani gentibus omnibus mox imperatores facti sumus
23 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: (*fedoram demitto* mea matrona)
23 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: ^This man is a scholar and a gentleman.
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: per google tanslate, fedoram demitto mea matrona = "Fedora lower my mentor"
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: It's: "*I lower a fedora* my lady"
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: => *tips fedora* m'lady
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: better work on your conjugations
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: demitto is 3rd conjugation mate
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: if you're talking about 'mea matrona,' which is nominative and cannot be an object, and also a noun so it doesn't have conjugations (but instead declensions). Google's translated it poorly by failing to take into account that Latin uses different forms of words to represent whether things are subjects, objects, indirect objects, etc… instead of in English where word order determines a lot of it
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: I failed French and I don't know why anyone in there right mind would study latin.
24 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1: >their<
24 Feb 14 UTC
Autumn, 1: But I am impressed
25 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 2: Don't feed his ego, he is a renowned nerd. Let's take his lunch money.
- Autumn, 7, Finished
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