"Corinna et Livia, ubi sedetis?"

Translation: Corinna and Livia, where do you sit?

[andrey.serov]

Sometimes in latin text the name "Corina" appears with one "n" sometimes with two ("nn"). Here with two.

[Francesco248121]

Finally a course in duolingo where questions sound like questions and not alexa

[Antimatter162]

ahem ahem SaRcaSm?

[numbers3.14159]

On the chair not taken up by the parrot.

[EZDamer]

also correct: "Whee are you sitting?"

[ARCANA-MVSA]

"Where are you sitting?" might be a bit better. ;) In any case, this alternative (the correct one) is now accepted.

Volgav vitsenanieff nivya kevach varatsach.

[jaiirapetjan]

I also suggested "...where are you seated?" Although it is slightly a different grammatical construction, it is what I would probably use.

[bonnythedog]

proxime psittacum ebrium?

[gsp732649]

psittacus ebrius sedem habet. bene sedet.