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Both Latin and English have fascinating linguistic histories, but they belong to different branches of the Indo-European language family. Latin, the ancestor of the Romance languages, is an inflected language that relies heavily on case endings. English, by contrast, is a Germanic language with analytic structure and flexible word order.
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| in cacumine montis stetit. | He stood at the top of the mountain. |
| numquam te amavi. | I never loved you. |
| Bill et amici boni sumus. | Bill and I are good friends. |
| Spero ita. | I hope so. |
| Filius meus maximus nunc discit. | My eldest son is studying right now. |
| Reliquit circiter quinque. | He left about five. |
| Leo quoique Tom. | Tom is fixing the refrigerator. |
| Virtutem mirabantur omnes. | Everyone admired his courage. |
| valde sollicitus spectat. | He looks very worried. |
| P. Quanti ponderis? | How much to weigh in grams? |
| ubi Maria reperit Tom. | Tom found out where Mary was. |
| Quomodo tempus terere? | How did you spend your time? |
| Tantum potes, sed solus non potes. | Only you can do it, but you cannot do it alone. |
| Exue navim! Explode! | Get off the boat! Explode! |
| Cras meum novum website nuntiabo. | I will announce my new website tomorrow. |
| Fumus vetitum est in mea camera. | It is forbidden to smoke in my room. |
| Canem timuit ante portam. | She was afraid of the dog at the gate. |
| Ego vere vis videre eam. | I really want to see her. |
| Est interesting ut exemplar elit. | It is interesting to make a model aircraft. |
| Maior est mihi uno anno. | He is older than me by one year. |
| Tom tam pulcher est quam semper. | Tom is still as handsome as ever. |
| Sed pater vere ambulare potest. | But my father can actually walk. |
| Me quisquam. | Call me anytime. |
| Vitam beatam vixit. | She lived a happy life. |
| Aves circa parcum canunt. | Birds sing all around the park. |
| numquam ei occurrit. | I never met him. |
| Proin a efficitur ex. | Sake is made from rice. |
| Numquam mentitus est. | He never lied. |
| Pluit totum diem heri. | It rained all day yesterday. |
| Habesne pisces in hoc bestiario? | Do you have fish in this zoo? |
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