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quietemne
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Comment by Chrysanthemum :: Chris Ann Matteo on February 8, 2009 at 5:37pm - I'm glad to see that someone else other than me prompts students to caption (did I mean CAT-tion?) icanhazcheezburger! Great work!
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Comment by Peter Sipes on February 1, 2009 at 3:36pm
- No, I've deliberately made what should be the infinitive into a normal conjugating verb and what should've been the conjugating verb into an infinitive. Then I stuck the enclitic on the last word of the sentence, in my half-baked effort to make a cat speak Latin. With better grammar: Possumne queitem habere?
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Comment by Nina Barclay on February 1, 2009 at 2:13pm -
I feel silly but I can't translate this-
I go away;
to be able (to have?) quiet.
should the abeo be imperative abite?
or should the posse be a subjunctive result ut haberem?
confused, Nina
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- I suppose to pick a nit, I should've said QUIETEMNE?
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