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Latina Christiana ILesson XXI

Imperfect Tense

Pater NosterPater Noster qui es in CaelisSanctificetur nomen TuumAdveniat regnum TuumFiat voluntas TuaSicut in Caelo et in terraPanem nostrum cotidianum da nobis hodieEt dimitte nobis debita nostraSicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostrisEt ne nos inducas in tentationemSed libera nos a malo. Amen.

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Table BlessingOremusBenedic, Domine, noset haec Tua donaquae de Tua largitatesumus sumpturiper Christum Dominum nostrum. Amen.

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“Dona “Dona NobisNobis PacemPacem””Grant Us PeaceGrant Us Peace

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Review and RecitationsConjugation of amo

amo amámusamas amátisamat amant

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Review and RecitationsVerb Personal Endings

-o -mus-s -tis-t -nt

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Review and RecitationFuture Tense Endings

bo bimusbis bitisbit bunt

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Review and RecitationsFirst Conjugation: vocovoco vocámusvocas vocátisvocat vocant

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Review and Recitations First Conjugation, Future Tense: voco

vocabo vocabimusvocabis vocabitisvocabit vocabunt

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Review and RecitationsSecond Conjugation: moneo

móneo monémusmones monétismonet monent

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Review and Recitations Second Conjugation, Future Tense: moneo

monébo monébimusmonébis monébitismonébit monébunt

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Review and RecitationsConjugation of sum

sum sumuses estisest sunt

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Review and RecitationsConjugation of possum

possum póssumuspotes potéstispotest possunt

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Review and Recitations 5 Cases5 Cases

Nominative caseGenitive caseDative caseAccusative caseAblative case

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Review and Recitations 5 Cases5 Cases

Nominative case subjectGenitive case possessiveDative case indirect objectAccusative case direct objectAblative case in/ by/ with/ from

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Review and RecitationsFirst Declension Endings

-a -ae-ae -arum-ae -is -am -as-a -is

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Review and RecitationsDeclension of mensa

mensa mensaemensae mensárummensae mensismensam mensasmensa mensis

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Review and RecitationsSecond Declension Masculine Endings

-us -i-i -orum-o -is -um -os-o -is

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Review and RecitationsDeclension of servus

servus serviservi servórumservo servisservum servosservo servis

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Review and RecitationsSecond Declension Neuter Endings

-um -a-i -orum-o -is -um -a-o -is

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Review and RecitationsDeclension of donum

donum donadoni donórumdono donisdonum donadono donis

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Latin Saying:

PaxPax RomanaRomana..The Roman Peace.

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During the first century of the Roman Empire, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East were more or less at peace for the first time.

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Vocabulary lux, lucis lightvéritas, veritátis truthCaesar, Caésaris Caesarpons, pontis bridgepax, pacis peacecaput, cápitis headhostis, hostis enemyordo, órdinis ranktempus, témporis timeignis, ignis fire

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaninglux, lucis light

Derivatives lucid, Lucifer

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaning

veritas, veritatis truthDerivatives

verily, veritable, verdict

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaningpons, pontis bridge

Derivatives pontoon

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaningpax, pacis peace

Derivatives pacific, pacify, pacifier

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaningcaput, capitis head

Derivatives Capitol, capitalize

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaninghostis, hostis enemy

Derivatives hostile, hostility

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaningordo, ordinis rank

Derivatives order, ordain

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaning

tempus, temporis timeDerivatives

temporal, tempo, contemporary

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Vocabulary and DerivativesLatin Word Meaningignis, ignis fire

Derivatives ignite, ignition

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GrammarImperfect Tense

• Imperfect tense indicates an unfinished or interrupted action in the past

• Uses helping verb was, were

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GrammarImperfect Tense Endings

bam bamusbas batisbat bant

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GrammarFuture Tense Endings

bo bimusbis bitisbit bunt

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GrammarFirst Conjugation, Future Tense: voco

vocabo vocabimusvocabis vocabitisvocabit vocabunt

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GrammarSecond Conjugation, Future Tense: moneo

monébo monébimusmonébis monébitismonébit monébunt

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ExercisesSection C: Translate from Lesson 16 and 17

1. habemus

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GrammarImperfect Tense Endings

bam bamusmusbass batistisbatt bantnt

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GrammarImperfect Tense Endings

bam (I was) bamus (we were)bas (you were) batis (you were)bat (he, she, it was) bant (they were)

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Review and RecitationsConjugation of amo

amo amámusamas amátisamat amant

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Review and RecitationsConjugation of amo

amo amámusamas amátisamat amant

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