Vocabulary:
Portare- to carry
Amare - to love
Cantare- to sing
Cogitare- to think
Servare- to guard
Canticum= chant, song, spell
Te= thee/ you (in singular, accusative case)
Solus/-a/-um=only, alone
Officium= job
Meus/-a/-um= my/mine
Duce(ĕ)m= ruler (accusative) (nominative= dux(c-s)
Let's make sentences
I sing a song
(Cantare- canto)
Ego canto unum canticum/ canto unum canticum/ unum canticum canto
Unus\-a\-um= one/a/an
I love you and only you
(Amare- amo)
Te amo et te solus
I think that's better
Cogito illud melior esse
My job is to protect/guard the ruler
Officium meum servare ducem est
Comments (8)
Sorry, I meant "dux" "ducĕm", now edited
Quite a nice post anyway :grin:
You don't even need "unum", if you add it, it would be more like "an only song"
Reply to: Anastacia
But I believe (just personally) it would be better to explain the examples like that, or better put a small aside because of the additional connotation
Reply to: Anastacia
Please! Where can I? I'm pretty new to this
Reply to: Tomás Hormigo de Carranza
That's actually a good idea, I will do, thanks