how may I help you
Latin translation: Quomodo tibi opem feram?
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Quomodo tibi opem feram? Explanation: Lit., 'In what way I bring you help?' Substitute 'vobis' for 'tibi'. if you are addressing more than one person. quomodo - ablative of means (adverbial) tibi - dative of indirect object opem - accusative of direct object feram - deliberative subjunctive (present tense because referring to future time) |
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