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Latin Signal Words

by eliseb259, Jun. 2009

Subjects: latin vocab

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	to the point that	adeo
	in such a manner, so	ita
	in this manner	sic
	of such a kind	talis
	tam	so, so very
	tantus	so great, so much
	so many	tot
	to such a point	usque eo

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