Latin English ==&gt; Latin 1.He not only reads, but also writes. ==&gt;Non modo legit, sed modo scribit. 2.They neither cry nor laugh. ==&gt;Neque flunt neque ridunt. 3.Why don't you dance

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Latin English ==> Latin 1.He not only reads, but also writes. ==>Non modo legit, sed modo scribit. 2.They neither cry nor laugh. ==>Neque flunt neque ridunt. 3.Why don't you dance? ==>Cur non saltitis? 4.Today I won't work. ==>Hodie non laboro. 5.You are walking with your mouth closed. ==>Taceo et amblis. I'd be delighted if someone correct mistakes if any.

May 5, 2015 1:42 PM

Corrections · 2

1. He not only reads, but also writes.

Non modo legit, sed etiam scribit.

2. They neither cry nor laugh.
Neque flent neque rident.

3. Why don't you dance?
Cur non saltas/saltatis (singularis/pluralis)

4. Today I won't work.
Hodie non laborabo.

5. You are walking with your mouth closed.
Ore clauso ambulas.

May 5, 2015

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