Language/Latin/Grammar/Give-your-Opinion
Hi Latin learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn how to give your opinion in Latin. We will look at the different ways to express your opinion and how to use them in a sentence. We will also look at some examples of how to use these expressions in everyday conversations. So let's get started!
Expressing Your Opinion
The most common way to express your opinion in Latin is to use the verb puto (I think). This verb can be used in both affirmative and negative sentences. For example:
- Puto bonum esse (I think it is good)
- Puto non bonum esse (I don't think it is good)
You can also use the verb credo (I believe) to express your opinion. For example:
- Credo bonum esse (I believe it is good)
- Credo non bonum esse (I don't believe it is good)
Another way to express your opinion is to use the verb video (I see). This verb is used to express agreement or disagreement with someone else's opinion. For example:
- Video bonum esse (I agree that it is good)
- Video non bonum esse (I disagree that it is good)
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use these expressions in everyday conversations:
Latin | Pronunciation | English Translation |
---|---|---|
Puto bonum esse | puh-toh boh-nuhm eh-seh | I think it is good |
Puto non bonum esse | puh-toh nohn boh-nuhm eh-seh | I don't think it is good |
Credo bonum esse | kreh-doh boh-nuhm eh-seh | I believe it is good |
Credo non bonum esse | kreh-doh nohn boh-nuhm eh-seh | I don't believe it is good |
Video bonum esse | vee-doh boh-nuhm eh-seh | I agree that it is good |
Video non bonum esse | vee-doh nohn boh-nuhm eh-seh | I disagree that it is good |
Quiz
Test your knowledge of expressing your opinion in Latin with this quiz:
- How do you say "I think it is bad"?
- A. Puto bonum esse
- B. Puto non bonum esse
- C. Credo bonum esse
- D. Video bonum esse
- How do you say "I disagree that it is good"?
- A. Puto bonum esse
- B. Puto non bonum esse
- C. Credo bonum esse
- D. Video non bonum esse
Answers: 1. B 2. D
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