List of sentences taught in Intro (the first skill) in Latin!

[Ollie-Benson]

Hey there! I thought it might be useful to create a list of the sentences taught in the Latin course. Hope you find it helpful! So here's a full (at least all that I encountered) list for the first skill!

I've also added all the words taught to the Duolingo wiki. Feel free to take a look at that as well as I've done the words for Intro: https://duolingo.fandom.com/wiki/Latin_Skill:Intro

Intro Sentences

Lesson 1

• Corinna femina est = Corinna is a woman
• Corinna est puella = Corinna is a girl
• Ego sum puer = I am a boy
• Puella sum = I am a girl
• Livia est femina = Livia is a woman
• Livia femina est = Livia is a woman
• Stephanus est vir = Stephanus is a man
• Vir sum = I am a man
• Marcus est vir = Marcus is a man
• Ego sum femina = I am a woman

Lesson 2

• Ego non sum Stephanus = I am not Stephanus
• Quis est Stephanus? = Who is Stephanus?
• Corinna non est puella, sed femina est = Corinna is not a girl, but is a woman
• Puella dormit = The girl sleeps
• Tu es Marcus = You are Marcus
• Ego sum vir, sed non femina = I am a man, but not a woman
• Tu es puella = You are a girl
• Puer non dormit, sed puella dormit = The boy does not sleep, but the girl sleeps
• Quis dormit? = Who sleeps?
• Marcus non est femina = Marcus is not a woman
• Quis est tu? = Who are you?
• Quis sum ego? = Who am I?
• Vir dormit = A man sleeps
• Ego sum vir, sed non femina = I am a man, but not a woman

Lesson 3

• Ego domi sum = I am at home
• Puella scribit = The girl writes
• Ea est puella = She is a girl
• Femina studet = The woman studies
• Marcus scribit et non dormit = Marcus is writing and does not sleep
• Quis est in urbe? = Who is in the city?
• Stephanus studet et scribit = Stephanus studies and writes

Lesson 4

• Ego sum pater = I am the father
• Frater domi scribit = The brother writes at home
• Soror in urbe est = The sister is in the city
• Mater scribit et frater domi dormit = The mother writes and the brother sleeps at home
• Tu non es pater = You are not the father
• Soror in urbe studet = The sister studies in the city
• Frater domi dormit = The brother sleeps at home
• Soror in urbe est, sed frater domi est = The sister is in the city, but the brother is at home

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Thank you so much - this is really helpful. I had no idea that half the Duo users were already Latin experts! As for me, I know NUZZINK!