"My sons do not sleep but study."

Translation: Filii mei non dormiunt sed student.

[tomjacky77]

yikes

[ConnorJP05]

Ah, so they're in college.

[utrash]

Why are you doing this to your sons??? THEY ALSO NEED TO SLEEP YOUR PSYCHO!!
Just kidding guys, this sentence brought fun to my day.

[Carambulesco]

Rome needs a wise generation, not sleepers o///

[Lily657383]

I MISSED THE N GOSHDARNIT

[stillnotvisible]

How do i know when to use mei/meae and tui/tuae???? Or have i gotten this all wrong?

[WhyAreYouCrying]

mei = my (masculine)
meae = my (feminine)
tui = your (masculine)
tuae = your (feminine)

For example, I would say "filii mei" or "filii tui" but not "filii meae" because here we are talking about sons and not daughters.

I hope this helps you! :)

[KinFelton211]

Thank You! It does.

[KinFelton211]

Why is studeNt better in this situation than its equivalent studet?

[Moopish]

Student and studet are not equivalent.

Student is the plural form of studet and must be used here as the subject is plural.