Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
Hey! Did you see the board? We're starting Latin today...
Yeah! It looks like we're going to have to introduce ourselves...? Who can even do that in Latin?
Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Wait ... what?
Um... your name isn't Marcus...?
No, but that's how you make a guy's name in Latin, you add -us! Amira, your name already fits the pattern for girls in Latin-- it has to have an -a ending!
Salvete omnes!
Uhh...Hi Ms. Shirek...
Salvete means "hi" in Latin! Which is great, because today we're going to start working on introductions in Latin!
I can already introduce myself!Sum Marcus. Sum benignus.
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
That's fantastic! You're really close, we just need to work on the word order!
WORD ORDER??
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
No worries! Word order in Latin is pretty easy for us! The rule you should always remember is the verb goes at the end!
I think that's right! My sister said it means I AM, and we learned in English that AM is a helping verb!
What's the verb in the sentence Marc said?
Would it be SUM? He said it twice, and the other word sounds like the English word "Benign" -- that means good I think!
Latin Agenda One:
Introductions in Latin!
You got it! You guys are already picking up on Latin, and we've barely started--you even found a cognate in benign!! Marc, can you tell us your sentence now?
Way to go Marcus!
There needs to be a certain order? Did I at least get the words right? My sister taught me, so if it's wrong it's her fault!
Marcus sum, benignus sum!