my monster's name is pogo.
Latin translation: a
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| 5 | Monstro meo est nomen Pogo (Pogus) |
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Monstro meo est nomen Pogo (Pogus) Explanation: Dear Hunter, here's a nice short way to say it: Nomen: Name Monstro meo: my monster (possessive dative - necessary with sum verb) Est: is Literally, "name to my monster is", the way a latin would say it. Pogo...well, you can leave it that way or either do it more Latin, if needed: Pogus :) Hope it helps :) Flavio Disctintion in Latin |
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