"I collect dolls and bones."

Translation: Pupas et ossa colligo.

[teacon7]

well this got dark quickly

[Peter216261]

Everyone needs a hobby, I guess.

[Carissa789117]

So you're either a witch or a serial killer.

[KatrinaTheLamia]

Maybe it is one of the parrots?

[Ivitcyex]

Or a dog?

[egcw1995]

¿Porqué no los dos?

[ARC-27-5555]

Why is Latin duolingo so dark? first it's some woman's mother owning a grave and now its someone collecting dolls and bones.

[radikian]

maybe it's the same woman.
(;ŏ﹏ŏ)

[kyriakig]

oh no, actually it's the parrot

[EnliLin1]

Creepy

[Richlogos]

Here «ossa» is in the accusative plural, with not a final s in sight. The same desinence occurs with the plural of its longer-vowelled homonym ōs (mouth); «ora». In grammar books, these are generally classified as "3rd declension neuter i-stem" nouns.

[PeterScham1]

Fyi, I don't think os is an i-stem noun. It is simply a normal 3rd declension neuter. An i-stem would be something like animal, animalis, because it becomes animalia (ia) in the plural. It also has "i" for the ablative singular instead of "e".

[voidIndigo]

Psycopath in training?

Edit: corrected mispelling

[ARC-27-5555]

Do you mean psycopath?

[voidIndigo]

Exactly. Thanks for the correction. You know how it is, so many languages, so many letters slipping through the fingers... ;o)

[lkthrj]

Do you mean psychopath? ;)

[Magnencjusz]

Psittacopath

[Amanda677211]

It let me enter pupas ossaque. Nice.

[SeaMonkey243]

How creepy is this?

[Jurena12]

Each lesson manages to creep me out just a little bit more...

[jeremy792645]

Haha frater, quiiiiiid