Latina Christiana I Lesson XVIII Future Tense Pater Noster Pater Noster qui es in Caelis Sanctificetur nomen Tuum Adveniat regnum Tuum Fiat voluntas Tua Sicut in Caelo et in terra Panem nostrum cotidianum da nobis hodie Et dimitte nobis. debita nostra Sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris Et ne nos inducas in tentationem Sed libera nos a malo. Amen. Slide 18-2 1
Table Blessing Oremus Benedic, Domine, nos et haec Tua dona quae de Tua largitate sumus sumpturi per Christum Dominum nostrum. Amen. Slide 18-3 Please Turn Your CD on Now Dona Nobis Pacem Grant Us Peace Slide 18-4 2
Review and Recitations Conjugation of amo amo amámus amas amátis amat amant Slide 18-5 Review and Recitations Verb Personal Endings -o -mus -s -tis -t -nt Slide 18-6 3
Review and Recitations Second Conjugation: moneo móneo mones monet monémus monétis monent Slide 18-7 Review and Recitations First Conjugation: voco voco vocámus vocas vocátis vocat vocant Slide 18-8 4
Review and Recitations Conjugation of sum sum es est sumus estis sunt Slide 18-9 Review and Recitations Conjugation of possum possum póssumus potes potéstis potest possunt Slide 18-10 5
Review and Recitations 5 Cases Nominative case Genitive case Dative case Accusative case Ablative case Slide 18-11 Review and Recitations 5 Cases Nominative case subject Genitive case possessive Dative case indirect object Accusative case direct object Ablative case in/ by/ with/ from Slide 18-12 6
Review and Recitations First Declension Endings -a -ae -ae -arum -ae -is -am -as -a -is Slide 18-13 Review and Recitations Declension of mensa mensa mensae mensae mensam mensa mensae mensárum mensis mensas mensis Slide 18-14 7
Review and Recitations Second Declension Masculine Endings -us -i -i -orum -o -is -um -os -o -is Slide 18-15 Review and Recitations Declension of servus servus servi servo servum servo servi servórum servis servos servis Slide 18-16 8
Review and Recitations Second Declension Neuter Endings -um -a -i -orum -o -is -um -a -o -is Slide 18-17 Review and Recitations Declension of donum donum doni dono donum dono dona donórum donis dona donis Slide 18-18 9
Latin Saying: Rident stolidi verba Latina. Fools laugh at the Latin language. Famous saying of Ovid, a Roman poet Slide 18-19 Vocabulary hábito cena, ae auróra, ae auríga, ae lavo sicut pugna, ae fenéstra, ae hortus, i nimbus, i I live, dwell dinner dawn charioteer I wash as fight window garden cloud Slide 18-20 10
Vocabulary and Derivatives Latin Word Meaning hábito I live, dwell Derivatives inhabit, habitation Slide 18-21 Vocabulary and Derivatives Latin Word Meaning auróra, ae dawn Derivatives aurora borealis Slide 18-22 11
Vocabulary and Derivatives Latin Word Meaning lavo I wash Derivatives lavatory, lave Slide 18-23 Vocabulary and Derivatives Latin Word Meaning pugna, ae fight Derivatives pugnacious, repugnant Slide 18-24 12
Vocabulary and Derivatives Latin Word Meaning hortus, i garden Derivatives horticulture Slide 18-25 Grammar Future Tense Future tense indicates something is going to happen English - we add will before the verb Latin - we add an ending to the verb Slide 18-26 13
Grammar Future Tense Endings S. P. 1 st person bo bimus 2 nd person bis bitis 3 rd person bit bunt Slide 18-27 Grammar Future Tense Endings bo bimus bis bitis bit bunt Slide 18-28 14
Grammar Future Tense Endings bo (I will) bis (you will) bit (he, she, it will) bimus (we will) bitis (you will) bunt (they will) Slide 18-29 Exercises Section C: Translate from Lesson 16 and 17 1. habemus Slide 18-30 15
Exercises Section C: Translate from Lesson 16 and 17 1. habemus Slide 18-31 Exercises Section C: Translate from Lesson 16 and 17 1. habemus we Slide 18-32 16
Exercises Section C: Translate from Lesson 16 and 17 1. habemus we have Slide 18-33 Exercises Section D: Translate from today s lesson 1. habitas Slide 18-34 17
Exercises Section D: Translate from today s lesson 1. habitas you (s.) Slide 18-35 Exercises Section D: Translate from today s lesson 1. habitas you (s.) dwell Slide 18-36 18