Ch 2 · Lesson 36Latin · Chapter 2 · Lesson 36 · Phrase session
Salvete! Classroom Latin
Seven phrases that run every Latin lesson in the world, from a Roman schoolroom to a living-Latin summer course.
Why these go together
Latin classrooms have used Latin to run themselves for two thousand years, and the living-Latin courses still do. Notice and : the -te is the plural, for greeting or leaving more than one person. and are the singular you met in chapter 1.
, !
Hello, everyone!
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What is this?
.
I don't understand.
, .
Say it again, please.
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Thank you.
Literally: I give thanks to you
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Sorry, excuse me.
Literally: forgive me
, !
Goodbye, everyone!
Matching
0/7Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/7Put the missing word back.
Salvete, ! (Hello, everyone!)
Quid est? (What is this?)
Non . (I don't understand.)
Dic , quaeso. (Say it again, please.)
Gratias tibi . (Thank you.)
Ignosce . (Sorry, excuse me.)
, omnes! (Goodbye, everyone!)
Lesson 36 of 39 in this chapter