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| Hello! (to more than one person) |
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| What is the latin sound of A? |
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| What is the latin sound of E? |
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| What is the latin sound of I? |
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| What is the latin sound of O? |
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| What is the latin sound of U? |
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| How many letters are in the Latin Alphabet? |
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| What letter from the English Alphabet is missing from the Latin Alphabet? |
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| Give the derivative of ambulo. |
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ambulance [noun]
(a vehicle to carry those who cannot walk to the hospital) |
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| Give the derivative of via. |
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viaduct [noun]
(a roadway or bridge on piers) |
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| Give the derivative of Deus |
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| Give the derivative of luna. |
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lunar [adjective]
(having to do with the moon) |
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| What is the Latin sound of c before e, i, ae & oe? |
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| What is the Latin sound of c before all other letters? |
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| What is the Latin sound of g before e, i ae, & oe? |
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| What is the Latin sound of g before all other letters? |
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| What is the Latin sound of j? |
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| What is the Latin sound of s? |
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| What is the Latin sound of the ae diphthong? |
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| What is the Latin sound of the oe diphthong? |
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| What is the Latin sound of the au diphthong? |
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Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus
Dominus Deus Sabaoth. |
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Holy, Holy, Holy
Lord God of Hosts. |
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| What is a derivative of gloria? |
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glorious [adjective]
(wonderful) |
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| What is another derivative of gloria? |
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glorify [verb]
(to exalt, worship or honor) |
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| What is a derivative of Jesus? |
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Jesuit [noun]
(a Roman Catholic order for men, called the Society of Jesus) |
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| What is derivative of laudo? |
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| What is a derivative of clamo? |
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proclamation [noun]
(an official announcement) |
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| What is a derivative of caelum? |
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celestial [adjective]
(heavenly) |
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| What do you call two vowels that make one sound? |
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Stand up (one person)
*remember g before e and i is soft like g as in germ* |
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| Stand up (more than one person) |
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| Pleni sunt caeli et terra gloria Tua. |
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| Heaven and earth are full of Your glory. |
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| What is a derivative of navigo? |
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navigate [verb]
(to steer a ship of plane)
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(a nation's ships OR a dark blue color |
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| What is another derivative of navigo? |
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navigate [verb]
(to steer a ship of plane)
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navy [noun]
(a nation's ships OR a dark blue color |
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| What is a derivative of porto? |
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portable [adjective]
(something that can be carried)
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airport [noun]
(a place where aircraft land and take off) |
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| What is another derivative of port? |
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portable [adjective]
(something that can be carried)
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airport [noun]
(a place where aircraft land and take off) |
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| What is a derivative of oro? |
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oral [adjective]
(spoken, or having to do with the mouth)
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(the art of public speaking) |
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| What is another derivative of oro? |
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oral [adjective]
(spoken, or having to do with the mouth)
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oratory [noun]
(the art of public speaking) |
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| What is a derivative of laboro? |
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laboratory [noun]
(a place for scientific work or research)
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labor [noun]
(work, physical or mental exertion) |
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| What is another derivative of laboro? |
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laboratory [noun]
(a place for scientific work or research)
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labor [noun]
(work, physical or mental exertion) |
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| What is a derivative of specto? |
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spectacle [noun]
(a remarkable sight)
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spectacular [adjective]
(remarkable, unusual) |
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| What is another derivative of specto? |
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spectacle [noun]
(a remarkable sight)
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spectacular [adjective]
(remarkable, unusual) |
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| Goodbye (to more than one person) |
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| What is a derivative of amo? |
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amorous [adjective]
(full of love) |
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| What is a derivative of adoro? |
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adoration [noun]
(great love or devotion)
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adorable [adjective]
lovable |
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| What is a derivative of habito? |
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habitat [noun]
a place where something or someone lives |
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| What is a derivative of judico? |
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judicial [adjective]
(having to do with judges, courts, and laws)
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judgement [noun]
(a decision or opinion) |
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| What is another derivative of judico? |
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judicial [adjective]
(having to do with judges, courts, and laws)
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judgement [noun]
(a decision or opinion) |
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| What is a derivative of paro? |
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parachute [noun]
a device used to slow the speed of someone jumping from an airplane.
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preparation [noun]
(getting ready, or making something in advance |
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| What is another derivative of paro? |
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parachute [noun]
a device used to slow the speed of someone jumping from an airplane.
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preparation [noun]
(getting ready, or making something in advance |
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Discipulus
*sc has a 'sh' sound* |
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| In a vocabulary list, Latin verbs all end in the letter____. |
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Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini.
Hosanna in excelsis. |
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Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
Hosanna in the highest. |
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| What is a derivative of libero? |
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| What is a derivative of narro? |
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narrate [verb]
to tell about a story or event
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narrator [noun]
(the person telling about the story or event |
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| What is another derivative of narro? |
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narrate [verb]
to tell about a story or event
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narrator [noun]
(the person telling about the story or event |
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| What is a derivative of pugno? |
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pugnacious [adjective]
in a fighting spirit |
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| What is a derivative of supero? |
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superior [adjective]
excellent |
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| What is a derivative of voco? |
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vocal [adjective]
something to do with speaking or singing
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vocabulary [noun]
a list of words |
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| What is another derivative of voco? |
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vocal [adjective]
something to do with speaking or singing
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vocabulary [noun]
a list of words |
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Oremus.
Sanctus, Santcus, Sanctus.
Dominus Deus Sabaoth.
Pleni sunt caeli et terra gloria Tua.
Hosanna in excelsis.
Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini.
Hosanna in excelsis. |
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