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#1. Ego māter mea amō (I love my Mother) Salvete! Suntne hæ sententiæ rēcta? Lātōna: Ego māter mea amō. Diāna, amāsne māter tua? Diāna: Amō. Lātōna, amās pater tuus? Lātōna: Amō. Galba non amat pater eius. Is est nauta malus! Diāna: haha Gratias vobis ago!

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#1. Ego mātrem meam amō (I love my Mother)

Salvete! Suntne hæ sententiæ rēcta rēctē scriptae?

Lātōna: Ego māter mea matrem meam  (amo + acc) amō. Diāna, amāsne māter tua matrem tuam?

Diāna: Amō  (The question here is if someone loves another person or not, so the answer should be "yes" or "no") Ita est. Lātōna, amāsne pater tuus patrem tuum?

Lātōna: Amō Ita est. Galba eius patrem non amat pater eius (usually genetivus is before the word to which is connected), Is qui nauta malus est!

Diāna: hahae

Gratias vobis ago!

 

Vale!

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