How to Form and Translate Latin Infinitive Verbs
Latin infinitives are often associated with the second principal part of a verb. Their use is both varied and important to the Latin language. Learn …
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How to Show Possession with the Genitive Case in Latin
As an inflected language, Latin uses the genitive case to denote possession. But unlike English, a noun and its possessor need not reside next to each …
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Latin Direct and Indirect Objects
Like English, direct and indirect objects are used to indicate how a noun is related to the action in a sentence. Learn about Latin objects in this …
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The Ways Spanish Says "Fear"
“Fear” – one word in English but in this short piece, you’ll learn two Spanish words plus a couple of phrases! Don’t be …
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Translate "Find" into Spanish
The verb “find” – like the verb “get” has numerous solutions in Spanish. Read this article to find out how to render …
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Understanding Latin Definite and Indefinite Articles
Latin does not specify definite and indefinite articles as is done in English. This fact gives native English speakers a lot of trouble when …
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Using Spanish Verbs of Love and Desire
Not all verbs expressing desire are equal. Learn about love, mere desire… strong desire and more, here!
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An Overview of Latin's Second Declension
The second declension of Latin is composed of masculine and neuter nouns with, of course, the usual exceptions. In this overview, learn about …
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How to Form Nouns of Latin's Third Declension
The third declension of Latin follows the same rules as the previous two. However, third declension nouns have irregular nominative singular forms. …
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How to Form the Fourth Declension in Latin
The fourth declension offers students fewer problems than the third, particularly because the fourth declension contains far fewer nouns.
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