"Who sleeps?"

Translation: Quis dormit?

[Maude116983]

Would "Quis est dormit?" be valid? Or would that be "who is sleeping?"

[Magister_Smith]

No. “Dormit” means “he sleeps; he is sleeping; he does sleep.”

“Est” means “he is”

The helping verb in English is part of the ending of “-t” and so you’d never have “est” next to another conjugated verb.

Note: in my examples “he” is actually “he/she/it.”

[AnimeCrossing]

Only weirdos do.

[Camilogarcial11]

Does "quis" mean both where and who?

[Magister_Smith]

No. "Ubi" means "where."

[Quidam_Homo]

No, it can't mean "where", which would be "ubi".

[jimbojones733563]

shaq