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by seaofgrass on January 25th, 2007

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How would you translate "I gave the girl water" "You(sing.) saild to the island" "We are builing a road" and "We will be poets" in to Latin? I'm learning latin but it seems we've skipped over english to latin translations, and these could be a base. ty.

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  • by responsor on March 13th, 2008

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    'puellae aquam dedi'
    'ad insulam navigavisti'
    'viam construimus'
    'poetae erimus'

    I hope that's right. 'puellae' is dative singular, not gentive singular or nominative plural. I'm not sure if 'via' is the best word for a road but it's good enough.

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  • by Zookeeper on January 26th, 2007

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    http://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translators.php?from=English&to=Latin
    Ego datum unda ut puella.

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