Asked by Bryce
Im confused about verbs in latin.
Like for instance if the sentence was The girl is running.
Would it be translated:
Puella currit.
Do I not include the is in there? Aka est in latin?
Like for instance if the sentence was The girl is running.
Would it be translated:
Puella currit.
Do I not include the is in there? Aka est in latin?
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
In Latin, the word "est" (or any other form of "esse") is used either as a linking verb or as an auxiliary (helping) verb, just as they are in English.
Puella currit = correct for the translation you want. (The English word "is" is included in that present, 3rd, singular form of the verb.)
Puella currit = correct for the translation you want. (The English word "is" is included in that present, 3rd, singular form of the verb.)
Answered by
Bryce
Thank you so much!
Answered by
Writeacher
You're very welcome!
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