Latin Practice: More fun with Unit 1

[bodlon]

Still working with Unit 1. Tonight's homework: make flash cards for all of the vocabulary from Unit 1, and then shuffle/draw three cards which must be used in a tiny story/group of sentences. So, er, brace yourselves. I have taken liberties. Jibes, corrections, commentary, and other hilarity is most welcome.

Roranicus Legatus est. Roranicus ad Pandoricam¹ ambulat. Fluvia² etiam ad Pandoricam ambulat. Roranicus cum Fluvia Pandoricam spectat. Pandorica tacet³.

[Rory is a Legatus. Rory walks to the Pandorica. River also walks to the Pandorica. Together, Rory and River watch the Pandorica. The Pandorica is silent.]

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¹ I'm assuming here that Pandorica uses word endings like sarcina does, i.e. Pandorica, Pandoricam, Pandorica. This is pure process of analogy.

² What? I said I took liberties! I am guessing on endings with River's name, particularly in the sentence when she is in the company of Rory. It's meant to be Ablative case, I think, but I don't know how feminine names...decline? Is that the word I need here? Also, fluvia isn't in my vocab. I went fishing online for it.

³ Tacet isn't in my vocab, so this is me making a wild stab in the dark based on what I could find here.

And that's a whole lot of silliness for five sentences.