ego wrote:Ioannes wrote:Yeah, yeah, I know your story, Cicero! Anyway, if you just want to pass your Caesar exam by speeding through the curriculum, be my guest!
Sorry I destroyed your dream of having convos in Latin on some Greek island's beach . We'll stick to English and perhaps some Tok Pisin, ok?
ego wrote:I have a question:
My book has a hyphen in the dative, at the declension table of the pronoun iste. I guess it's a typo and its dative is isti. Right?
ego wrote:I have a suspicion that I will be asked many pragmatological questions at the exam. I don't know the English term, I mean questions not on the language but rather about the political and social situation of the times described in the book. Do you know any good source for such info? The book I examine is "de bello civili"
ego wrote:It has a prefix and an overview but it's so detailed that I miss the point. Instead of giving an analysis of the conditions at those times the author cites all the battles that happened during that war and all the persons involved! So it's just a comfusio of names
Ioannes wrote:ego wrote:It has a prefix and an overview but it's so detailed that I miss the point. Instead of giving an analysis of the conditions at those times the author cites all the battles that happened during that war and all the persons involved! So it's just a comfusio of names
btw, what does your quote mean?
ego wrote:How would someone say "OK" in Latin?
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