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Latin Verbs

Welcome to the 10th lesson about verbs in Latin. We will first learn about the present tense, followed by the past tense, and future tense. We will also analyze some grammar rules, and finally practice how to ask for direction in Latin.

Verbs are used to express an action (I swim) or a state of being (I am). The present tense in Latin conveys a situation or event in the present time. Here are some examples:

Present Tense - Latin
I speak English loquor anglice Audio
you speak French gallice loqueris Audio
he speaks German loquitur germanice Audio
she speaks Italian loquitur italice Audio
we speak Arabic loquimur arabice Audio
they speak Chinese loquuntur sinice Audio

The past tense in Latin conveys a situation or event in the past time. Here are some examples:

Past Tense - Latin
I visited France galliam visitavi Audio
you visited Italy visitastis italiam Audio
he visited Morocco ille mauritaniam visitavit Audio
she visited China illa sinas visitavit Audio
we visited Mexico mexicum visitavimus Audio
they visited Kenya keniam visitaverunt Audio

The future tense in Latin conveys a situation or event which is anticipated to happen in the future. Here are some examples:

Future Tense - Latin
I will drink milk bibam lac Audio
you will drink coffee coffeum bibes Audio
he will drink tea ille theam bibet Audio
she will drink water illa aquam bibet Audio
we will drink apple juice sucum pomarium bibemus Audio
they will drink tea theam bibent Audio

Now let's take a break and refresh our vocabulary by learning the body parts.

ear
ear Audio auris
eye
eye Audio oculus
mouth
mouth Audio os
nose
nose Audio nasus
hair
hair Audio crines
face
face Audio vultus
head
head Audio caput, capitis
heart
heart Audio pectus, pectoris
hand
hand Audio manus
fingers
fingers Audio digiti
leg
leg Audio crus
feet
feet Audio pedes

Travel Phrases in Latin

Imagine yourself in some Latin speaking country. The following travel phrases are highly important and can help you avoid misunderstanding. Try to memorize them and practice!

English - Latin
Can you help me? potesne adiuvare me? Audio
Can I help you? possumne adiuvare vos? Audio
Where is the airport? ubi est aeroportus? Audio
Go straight i recte Audio
Then tum Audio
Turn left verte in laevum Audio
Turn right verte in dextram Audio

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