9Fāma tua et vīta filiae tuae in perīculum crās venient.
Your reputation and your daughter’s life will come into danger tomorrow.
10Bonum virum nātūra, nōn ordō, facit.
Nature, not order, makes a good man.
11Virtūs tua mē amīcum facit.
Your virtue makes me your friend.
12Quid hī dē tē nunc sentiunt?
What do these guys now think about you?
13Id sōlum est cārum mihi.
It alone is dear to me.
15Subject-noun in Fāma tua et vīta filiae tuae in perīculum crās venient.
Fāma tua et vīta filiae tuae
16Whose reputation and life is being mentioned?
Your daughter’s
17Verb form of facit
3rd person singular, present tense, active voice
18Subject noun of Bonum virum nātūra, nōn ordō, facit.
nātrua
19Personal possessive adjective in Virtūs tua mē amīcum facit.
tua
20hic, haec, hoc
this, these
21ille, illa, illud
that, those
22is, ea, id
he/she/it (personal) or this/that (demonstrative)
23ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē
I, my, to me, me, (with) me
24tū, tuī, tibi, tē, tē
you, your, to you, you, (with) you
26nōs, nostrum, nōbis, nōs, nōbis
we, our, to us, us, (with) us
27vōs, vestrum, vōbis, vōs, vōbis
you (all), your, to you, you, (with) you
28Who was Catiline?
A Roman senator who masterminded a political conspiracy during Cicero’s consulship.
29What did Catiline plan to do?
Raise an army to violently take over the government and assassinate Cicero.
30When did Cicero deliver his In Catilinam speech?
October 63 B.C.
31Where was Catiline when Cicero gave his speech?
Present in the senate as a Roman senator.
32Quō usque tandem abūtēre, Catilīna, patientiā nostrā?
How long, Catiline, will you abuse our patience?
33Quam diū etiam furor iste tuus nōs ēlūdet?
How long will that madness of yours mock us?
34Quem ad fīnem sēsē effrēnāta iactābit audācia?
To what end will your unbridled audacity throw itself?
39Best way to practice verb conjugations
Focus on identifying person, number, and tense
40How can you recognize patterns in Latin?
Look for similarities in verb endings and pronoun declensions
41Why read Latin sentences aloud?
Helps with pronunciation and comprehension
42What should you do with complex sentences?
Identify the subject, verb, and object
43How can famous quotes help in studying?
Understanding the context helps remember the meaning
44Most effective way to memorize Latin daily
Consistent practice
451st person singular present tense ending
-ō / -m
462nd person singular present tense ending
-s
473rd person singular present tense ending
-t
481st person plural present tense ending
-mus
492nd person plural present tense ending
-tis
503rd person plural present tense ending
-nt
511st person singular imperfect tense ending
-bam
522nd person singular imperfect tense ending
-bās
533rd person singular imperfect tense ending
-bat
541st person plural imperfect tense ending
-bāmus
552nd person plural imperfect tense ending
-bātis
563rd person plural imperfect tense ending
-bant
571st person singular future tense ending (1st & 2nd conjugation)
-bō
582nd person singular future tense ending (1st & 2nd conjugation)
-bis
593rd person singular future tense ending (1st & 2nd conjugation)
-bit
601st person plural future tense ending (1st & 2nd conjugation)
-bimus
612nd person plural future tense ending (1st & 2nd conjugation)
-bitis
623rd person plural future tense ending (1st & 2nd conjugation)
-bunt
631st person singular future tense ending (3rd & 4th conjugation)
-am
642nd person singular future tense ending (3rd & 4th conjugation)
-ēs
653rd person singular future tense ending (3rd & 4th conjugation)
-et
661st person plural future tense ending (3rd & 4th conjugation)
-ēmus
672nd person plural future tense ending (3rd & 4th conjugation)
-ētis
683rd person plural future tense ending (3rd & 4th conjugation)
-ent
72capiēbās
You were taking
77faciēbant
They were making
86audiēbant
They were hearing
87fugiēbat
She was fleeing
92dīcēbāmus
We were saying
93How do you determine the person and number of a verb?
Look at the verb ending
94What are the tense markers for the imperfect tense?
-bā- or -ēbā- before the personal ending
95What are the tense markers for the future tense?
-b- (1st/2nd conj.) or -ē- (3rd/4th conj.) before the personal ending
96Translate audis
You hear
97Translate veniēbāmus
We were coming
98Translate capient
They will take
99Translate dīcit
He/she/it says
100Translate fugiēmus
We will flee
101Translate agēbant
They were doing
102Translate facitis
You (plural) make
103Translate dūcunt
They lead
104Identify the person, number, and tense of venīs
2nd person singular, present
105Identify the person, number, and tense of faciēbātis
2nd person plural, imperfect
106Identify the person, number, and tense of audiēmus
1st person plural, future
107Identify the person, number, and tense of dūcēbat
3rd person singular, imperfect
108Identify the person, number, and tense of capimus
1st person plural, present
109Identify the person, number, and tense of agunt
3rd person plural, present
110Identify the person, number, and tense of dīcētis
2nd person plural, future
111Identify the person, number, and tense of fugiēbās
2nd person singular, imperfect
112Create the Latin form: “I hear (present)”
audiō
113Create the Latin form: “They were leading (imperfect)”
dūcēbant
114Create the Latin form: “We will take (future)”
capiēmus
115Create the Latin form: “You (singular) make (present)”
facis
116Create the Latin form: “She was coming (imperfect)”
veniēbat
117Create the Latin form: “They will say (future)”
dīcent
118Create the Latin form: “We do (present)”
agimus
119Create the Latin form: “You (plural) were fleeing (imperfect)”
fugiēbātis
121meī (genitive)
my, of me
122mihi (dative)
to me, for me
124mē (ablative)
by me, with me
126tuī (genitive)
your, of you
127tibi (dative)
to you, for you
129tē (ablative)
by you, with you
133eius (genitive)
his, her, its
134eī (dative)
to him, to her, to it
138eō (ablative, masculine/neuter)
by him, with him / by it, with it
139eā (ablative, feminine)
by her, with her
141nostrum/nostrī (genitive)
our, of us
142nōbis (dative)
to us, for us
144nōbis (ablative)
by us, with us
145vōs (nominative)
you all
146vestrum/vestrī (genitive)
your, of you all
147vōbis (dative)
to you all, for you all
148vōs (accusative)
you all
149vōbis (ablative)
by you all, with you all
150hic (masculine singular)
this
151haec (feminine singular)
this
152hoc (neuter singular)
this
153hī (masculine plural)
these
154hae (feminine plural)
these
155haec (neuter plural)
these
156ille (masculine singular)
that
157illa (feminine singular)
that
158illud (neuter singular)
that
159illī (masculine plural)
those
160illae (feminine plural)
those
161illa (neuter plural)
those
162What does venient mean?
They will come
163What does crās mean?
Tomorrow
164What does mihi mean?
To me, for me
165Translate Id sōlum est cārum mihi.
It alone is dear to me.
166Translate Bonum virum nātūra, nōn ordō, facit.
Nature, not order, makes a good man.
167Translate Virtūs tua mē amīcum facit.
Your virtue makes me your friend.
168Translate Quid hī dē tē nunc sentiunt?
What do these guys now think about you?
169Translate Quō usque tandem abūtēre, Catilīna, patientiā nostrā?
How long, Catiline, will you abuse our patience?
170Translate Nihil agis, nihil mōlīris, nihil cōgitās…
You do nothing, you attempt nothing, you think of nothing…
171What tense is facit?
Present
172What tense is faciēbat?
Imperfect
173What tense is venient?
Future
174What case is nātūra?
Nominative
175What case is virum?
Accusative
176What case is filiae tuae?
Genitive
177What does nōs mean?
We / us
178What does vōs mean?
You all
179What does is, ea, id mean?
He, she, it / this, that