"Mustelae callidae celeriter currunt."

Translation: The clever weasels run quickly.

[SyedMoheel]

Fly you fools

[Honcongensis]

The recording seems to add an extra e' (which I thought might beet') between callidae' andceleriter'.

[jaiirapetjan]

Yes, that is what I heard too. I typed it (Mustelae callidae et celeritur currunt), but it didn't make sense so I pushed the speaker icon to listen again and the darned thing timed out. That was frustrating! Next time I get that sentence I will report that the audio doesn't sound right.

[SimpsonMark]

...presumably so they don't get caught and sacrificed...

[GaelicGirl2]

The cunning weasels run like celery.

;)

[dkahn400]

Nonne swiftly acceptandum est?

[Andres.Campe]

Quickly or fast? Does celeriter currunt mean that the clever weasels run immediately or run at a high speed? How would you say the other thing?

[Marcus_Arbiter]

Rather at a high speed. For "immediately", there is e.g. "statim".

[PrestonSis]

Just trying out a synonym for clever: "crafty." RE-JECTED

[OracleofMN]

I heard stellae

[neko_sapiens]

This male voice in the audio sounds like saying "Mustellai callidai celerriter currunt".