"Nunc eo."

Translation: Now I go.

[Rafe_]

Is there a present progressive aspect that is used in place of present simple? If so, would that mean "I am going now" is always an incorrect translation?

[Moopish]

"I am going now." was accepted for me (03-SEPT-2019)

Latin does not have the same distinction as the English progressive and simple when it comes to tenses.

[Rafe_]

By "incorrect translation," I mean for this example.

[Eva242549]

Is "I am going now" also accepted? It is a far more natural English sentence to translate the Latin. "Now I go" is odd-sounding, and suggests a stress on the "Now" that is not suggested in the Latin, in spite of the fact that "Nunc" is the first word.

[Lupercus1]

"I go now" was accepted 5/12/20

[AdamLarge]

I wonder if nunc became nunca in Spanish if so how ... Bit of a false friend.

[Rae.F]

Spanish nunca comes from Latin nunquam (ne + umquam).

Latin nunc comes from num + ce.

[damoestice]

How do they say "aiight" in latin