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Originally Posted by Despanan
That's pretty much something I take apriori these days...
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Uh, hey Despanan, it's A PRIORI. Two words, bro.
I should remind you guys that I'm a Classics major. You know, Latin and Greek. That's my major. I take classes in the Classics department. I talk to Classics professors, and they're very friendly towards me. I'm doing an honors thesis.
AMO
AMAS
AMAT
AMAMUS
AMATIS
AMANT.
Just thought you guys might want to see the first conjugation endings of amo, amare (to love) in the present tense, active voice, and indicative mood. Not very impressive, you say? Everyone knows that, you say?
AMOR
AMARIS
AMATUR
AMAMUR
AMAMINI
AMANTUR.
Passive, bitches.