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possum tē uidēre.
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I can see you
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potesne mē uidēre?
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Can you see me?
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possum dē tē cōgitāre.
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I can think about you.
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poterō tē crās amāre.
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I will be able to love you tomorrow.
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poterat deae dōna dare.
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He/She was able to give gifts to the goddess
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poterās patriam monēre.
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you were able to warn your country.
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poteram fēminam pulchram laudāre.
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I was able to praise the beautiful woman
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propter animōs tuōs patriam seruāre poterās.
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Because of your courage you were able to save your country.
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propter animōs uestrōs patriam seruāre poterātis.
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Because of your courage you were able to save your country
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poterimusne mala tolerāre?
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Will we be able to tolerate evil things?
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Hannibal Lecter tē terrēre potest.
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Hannibal Lecter can terrify you.
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amāre hūmānum est.
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To love is human
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malus multīs uitiīs plēnus est.
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An evil man is full of many vices.
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malus multōrum uitiōrum plēnus erit.
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AN evil man will be full of many vices
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propter īnsidiās tyrannī Graecī patria nōn est lībera.
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Because of the treachery of the Greek tyrant, our country is not free.
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nunc bonī patriam adiuuāre possunt.
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Now good men/people can help their country.
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patriam adiuuāre posse dēbēmus.
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We ought to be able to help our country.
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dī tē adiuuāre poterunt.
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The gods will be able to help you.
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tum tē amābam.
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I loved you then.
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dī deaeque cēnābunt.
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The gods and the goddesses will dine.
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librum bonum amō
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I love/like a good book.
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ubi sumus?
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Where are we?
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ubi esse potest?
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Where can he/she/it be?
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cōgitō quārē sum.
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I think, therefore I exist.
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discipula discipulum amat.
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The female student loves the male student.
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discipulum discipula amat.
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The female student loves the male student.
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saluus es!
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You are safe!
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ubi est?
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Where is he/she/it?
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ibi est.
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He/She/It is there.
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sententia mea nōn est secunda.
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My opinion is not favorable.
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bellum est perpetuum.
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War is perpetual.
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uēra sunt perpetua.
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True things are perpetual.
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saluē, fīlī deae!
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Hello, son of a goddess!
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fāma nōn est perpetua.
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Fame is not perpetual.
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potesne mē culpāre?
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Can you blame me?
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culpāsne mē?
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Do you blame me?
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herī (here) tuus eram, hodiē tuus sum, crās tuus erō.
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Yesterday I was yours, today I am yours, tomorrow I will be yours.
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amābisne mē crās?
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Will you love me tomorrow?
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quandō poteris meus esse?
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When will you be able to be mine?
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nautae bonī magnō in perīculō erunt.
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The good sailors will be in great danger
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bāsia tua mē satiant.
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Your kisses satisfy me.
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discipulī discipulaeque magistrum culpant.
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The male students and the female students blame the teacher.
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magister est stultus.
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The teacher is foolish.
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manēbō et cēnābō.
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I will stay and I will dine.
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librī bonī sapientiae plēnī sunt.
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Good books are full of wisdom.
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librī bonī sapientiā plēnī sunt.
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Good books are full of wisdom.
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tyrannus librōs bonōs nōn amat.
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The tyrant does not like good books.
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puer dē puellā cōgitābat.
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The boy was thinking about the girl.
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dē officiō semper cōgitant.
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They are always thinking about their duty.
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saluē, nauta!
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Hello, sailor!
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uir bellus erat.
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The man was handsome.
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puer paruus erat stultus.
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The little boy was foolish.
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nunc et semper tē amō.
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I love you now and always.
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liber bonus semper ualēbit.
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A good book will always be influential.
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I can
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possum
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I was able
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poteram
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I will be able
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poterō
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they will be able
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poterunt
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they were able
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poterant
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they are able
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possunt
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they can
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possunt
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I am able
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possum
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you s. can
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potes
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you s. will be able
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poteris
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you s. were able
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poterās
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we can
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possumus
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we are able
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possumus
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we will be able
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poterimus
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we were able
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poterāmus
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she is able
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potest
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she can
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potest
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she was able
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poterat
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she will be able
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poterit
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they can
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possunt
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they are able
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possunt
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they were able
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poterant
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they will be able
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poterunt
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you p. will be able
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poteritis
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you p. are able
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potestis
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you p. can
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potestis
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you p. were able
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poterātis
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quid est?
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What is it? OR: What is the matter?
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quid tē terret?
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What is frightening you?
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cōnsilium tuum mē satiat.
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Your plan satisfies me.
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ōtium mē satiat.
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Peace satisfies me.
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rosa est rosa
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A rose is a rose.
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dea deum culpat.
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The goddess is blaming the god.
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