"Roma est in Italia."

Translation: Rome is in Italy.

[TypicalJew]

Roma in Italia est. Italia in Europa est.....

The best book to learn Latin

[Nick_Pr]

Graecia in Europa est. Italia et Graecia in Europa sunt.

Love that they included this homage.

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Which book?

[Nick_Pr]

Lingua Latina

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Lingva latina per se? Great book! I recommend everyone who want teach Latin oneself to buy it.

By the way, there was a Latin course by postmail, it was free, and based on this book. I've tried to register. But someone knows if this free Latin school still exist?

[DanielSant317905]

DO YOU SPEAK PORTUGUESE[question]

[Juliana010708]

Love that book!

[Ratharax]

My father always said that the only line he remembers from latin in highschool is Roma in Italia est. Are both orderings correct?

[cjknight09]

Roma in Italia est is more correct

[YuriZoria]

More typical, I would say, but both are correct (and even "Est Roma in Italia" or "In Italia est Roma" or "In Italia Roma est").

[Nick_Pr]

I bet your father used the book Lingua Latina.

[jtj1125]

The word order in latin is flexible but SOV is more common

[Quidam_Homo]

Yes, both are correct.

[ph.vtTYGZ]

Hi everyone I love to learn latin it is fun

[corhen]

But how did the romans know ...

[Aerovolo]

Italy refers to the Italian Peninsula; if that's what you mean.

[fiatlux]

What is the difference between Romae and Roma?

[mizinamo]

Roma is the nominative and ablative case form, Romae is genitive, dative, or locative.

At the early levels of this course, Roma means "Rome" and Romae means "in Rome".

[lou.loop]

Roma in Italia est