Lesson 21: New Material Flashcards
1
Q
-ne
A
enclitic to form yes and no questions
2
Q
cur?
A
why?
3
Q
enclitic to form yes and no questions
A
-ne
4
Q
how (in what manner)?
A
quómodo?
5
Q
how long?
A
quam diu?
6
Q
how many?
A
quot?
7
Q
Mihi nomen est …
A
My name is …
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Q
Nihil
A
Nothing
9
Q
Óptime, grátias.
A
Very well, thanks.
10
Q
quam diu?
A
how long?
11
Q
quando?
A
when?
12
Q
Quid est tibi nomen?
A
What is your name?
13
Q
Quid novi?
A
What’s new?
14
Q
quid?
A
what?
15
Q
quis?
A
who?
16
Q
Quómodo vales?
A
How are you?
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Q
quómodo?
A
how (in what manner)?
18
Q
quot?
A
how many?
19
Q
Satis bene.
A
Well enough.
20
Q
ubi?
A
where? in what place?
21
Q
what?
A
quid?
22
Q
when?
A
quando?
23
Q
where? in what place?
A
ubi?
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Q
who?
A
quis?
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why?
cur?
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How are you?
Quómodo vales?
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My name is ...
Mihi nomen est ...
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Nothing
Nihil
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Very well, thanks.
Óptime, grátias.
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Well enough.
Satis bene.
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What is your name?
Quid est tibi nomen?
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What's new?
Quid novi?
33
What are the two types of direct questions?
1) questions introduced by question words
2) questions answered with a *yes* or *no*
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How do you form *yes* or *no* questions in English?
by placing the helping verb first
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How do you form *yes* or *no* questions in Latin?
Add the enclitic **-ne** to the end of the first word, usually the verb.
36
Give the six common question words in English.
who, what, when, where, why how
