Verba Gaii non vera sunt perhaps?
now it’s also added thanks
Do you think with “Licetne mihi nunc abire?” (verbs present tense 3, lesson 4) that “Licetne mihi abire nunc?” is a reasonable alternative?
It does sound right to me. Just added as an alternative
Panis non malus est ?
Added as well. Thank you!
In the lesson Verbs Present Tense 3, lesson 5 the sentence “Meministine?” “Do you remember?” I think is a plural form, so you might want to warn in the English as you do elsewhere.
That’s actually the singular form, the plural would be ‘Meministisne?’ (‘memini’ is a defective verb, for which the perfect forms are used to indicate present tense.)
Hi there, CarpeLanam has very kindly agreed to release her course notes on cc-by-sa, so we are porting her notes to Wikiversity:
https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Latin
If anyone wants to help, please just plunge ahead – there’s quite a lot to move across!
Thank you, Jim, for posting here! I am very pleased to have the course hosted by Wikiversity, and excited there has been so much interest and support for it thus far. Once I figure out the technical details of exactly how to edit it in its new format, I plan to provide as much support and expansion as I am able. And a big thanks to zsocipuszmak for supporting this course all this time.
it’s been my absolute pleasure!
Thank you both for your work
On the technical side, the easiest thing is trial and error, and / or copying from other places, I find. The good news is that tables are easy. Also, inserting pictures from Wikimedia etc.
I’ve nearly got halfway now …
Simia non pulchra est?
added, thanks!
Panis non malus est?
I am not sure what stage this is at but I have already been using this and have aleady been finding it an amazing resource. My thanks to all.
I found that it was already added as an alternative.
Sorry about that. I always try to triple check first. My glasses must have been blurry! Thanks sorry for false alarm.
no problem, thanks for your help with improving the course!
“Magistra discipulos verbum novum docebit.” » should this be “discipulis”?