"Discipulus non dormit, sed scribit."

Translation: The student does not sleep, but writes.

[DeadAccount.]

I can relate

[flaviapatrr]

im sorry i cant because i love sleep lol

[Charlie868448]

sad but me to

[Thkgk]

I always understand "discipulis".

[JohnSmith2142]

Me too

[Duolinatheowl]

This is extremely relatable.

[raydpratt]

I couldn't hear the "u" sound (as in 'boot') clearly enough to choose "Discipulus," so I chose "discipulas" even though I think that is one of the plural forms, but it was marked correct without a typo notice.

[celeduc]

Yup same here. I'm not convinced by the pronunciation on this one.

[kamran.s]

in english should this be write or writes?

[Robbadob]

Writes. I don't sleep but write, you don't sleep but write, he doesn't sleep but writes. You still conjugate the verb even if the subject isn't right next to it.

[lililil]

Writes

[AfonsoWang]

even a comma!

[Ignisssss]

Mam pytanie po polsku może ktoś się znajduje to z naszych. Dlaczego lektor czyta diskipulus? Pierwsza rzecz jako nas nauczono na łacinie to że c przed i czyta się jako c a nie jako k. Teraz jak słyszę taką wymowę to jestem zmieszana. Tak samo civitas oni czytają jak kiwitas ktoś może mi to wyjaśnić?

[panizharfa]

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restytuowana_wymowa_%C5%82aci%C5%84ska

[MichalBoud3]

I always forge to put "the"

[Nachopon]

I hear "discipulos non dorment sed scrivent" :/