"Stephanus patrem servat."

Translation: Stephanus saves father.

[tzznandrew]

Latin often implies possession. A more natural translation here would be "Stephanus saves HIS father"

[PERCE_NEIGE]

It's also accepted (tested).

I don't like all those Stephanus saves father/mother, do something, etc, as it's awkward I believe.

[QuesoGr7]

Very odd sentence but ok

[MaryTownse9]

the audio for "stephanus" only sounds like "stephan" it cuts off the last syllable

[StanOdlum2]

Staphanus, not Stephanie. These recurrent mistakes drive me

[Voiditself]

What is the difference between Pater and Patrem?

[Lapis.Rosenberg]

Pater is used when the noun is used as the subject of a sentence (Nominative Case) whereas patrem is used as the direct object of a verb (Accusative Case).

If you look back on the Tips page for Parents, you will find a more detailed explanation!

[MaryTownse9]

Again the last syllabus of "Stephanus" is cut off in the audio

[MNorCal]

I reported it. Hopefully they fix it soon

[Arthur883319]

The PH of the Stephanus shouldn't be pronounced as an aspirated P and not as an F.?

[magdalainn]

It's from the Greek Στέφανος (Stephanos).

[FarkasJozs5]

Stephanus = Steven : why do they mark my translation wrong?
Can't accept that!!