"Hic est canis meus."

Translation: This is my dog.

[SeanMeaneyPL]

Bits of the Tridentine Mass keep coming back from my long-distant Catholic childhood. "Hoc est corpus meum".

[gsp732649]

sean u forgot enim. no matter but hoc and corpus are neuter.

[ChristerBe2]

Bringing in a cat would be interesting as there are plenty of mice here.

[Richard729237]

Couldn't that also be "Here is my dog"?

[Vik_DWYV]

"hic, haec, hoc" could be a pronoun (this) but also an adverb (here)

[Kris90000]

Would you specify if it was a female dog, and if so would "meus" change to "mea"?

[NinjaDuckie]

Finally. The most important phrase on Duolingo.

[SeeButNotObserve]

Yesssss!

[wertjunto]

Is Canis in this sentence the genative case?

[Moopish]

No, it is nominative here.

[ponoev]

How do you say "this dog is mine" tho?

[JohannaGeisler]

How do you say 'these are my dogs' hic sunt canii mei. ??

[Moopish]

Hi sunt canes mei.

[martin_m_salinas]

Is non mordet

[McAlkis_11]

So meus is masculine and meo is neuter?

[Moopish]

Meus is only masculine (it is the nominative singular form).

Meo can be masculine or neuter (it is the dative and ablative singular form for both genders).

[ANIRUDHS29]

Friend, this is my dog.
Dog, this is my friend.
Nice to meet you dog.
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