"Marcus pecuniam non habet."

Translation: Marcus does not have money.

[Kamarovsky]

Me quoque Marce... Me quoque...

[Scian4]

This is why Stephanus is the one taking all the girls to the market, right?

[Andrews_r]

Marcus has no money

[Kevinus011]

Marcus has no money

[deactivated user]

still refused, March 2021

[Ignifer-Bellator]

Same as of Jun 18 '21.

[Max121994]

same 13th July 2021

[Crimbo_the_Great]

Same as of 12th October 2021

[Jolinenfinen]

Same as 3rd February 2022

[tea-with-lemon]

Marcus broke

[Dexter10000]

26.01.2022 still not accepted :/

[davidrooke01]

Marcus has no money, still refused April 2021. Should it be correct or is it to do with the tense maybe, I think does not have and has no is the same tense though?

[maci163209]

A bit dumb. It won't accept Marcus has no money... So literal sometimes

[Mauricio69371]

(Not complaining here, commenting) - why the recording for word (pecuniam) is saved as: pecu-ni-am?

[Morrised]

Same marcus, same