Warm-up
- Turn in your Examen review
- If
you did the review in google drive, please make sure that the document is
in your Latin folder and turn in a piece of paper with your name stating
that your review is online.
- CSCP activity (emailed this
afternoon)
Stories: “in taberna” pp. 149-150
- Write a translation of this
story (lines 6-23) in the stories section of your Portfolio.
- Work with your table group.
- I will call people into the hall to complete the “Glory
Be” quiz.
- Do NOT spend this time
studying for your quiz. If I see you studying during translation time I
will deduct 5 points from your quiz.
Jargon
pronoun - a word that takes the place of a noun
·
e.g. Joe saw Jill and he
waved at her.
o he
takes the place of Joe
o her
takes the place of Jill
personal pronoun - I, you, he, she, and it are personal pronouns
·
these pronouns take other forms depending on the
number and case
o i.e.
we and me are also examples of personal pronouns
(forms of the pronoun “I”)
·
see p. 149 for a limited list of personal
pronouns
Notes: Dative case
- the dative case form of ego
(I) is mihi (to/for me)
- e.g. frater mihi
statuam ostendit.
- My
brother shows a statue to me.
- the dative case form of tū (you) is tibi
(to/for you)
- e.g. pater tibi
pecuniam dat.
- Your
father gives money to you.
Colloquium (conversation)
- several important
conversational Latin phrases have dative personal pronouns:
- My name is
= mihi nōmen est
- Please
= sī tibi placet
- Thank you
= tibi grātiās agō
- May I go to the bathroom? = licetne mihi īre ad latrīnam?*
- Now
that you know this Latin phrase I will expect you to use it when you
would like to go to the restroom.
Homework
·
Study for test
o Check your review against the review KEY and email me if you
have any questions
o NB: I will not be on campus for last minute questions on Wednesday,
so make sure that you email me with any questions.
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