That's Cicero you are quoting my friend. He wrote a lots of letters, thousands of them. an he used many different sorts of endings. Kind of like us when we say goodby, take care or just ciao etc. Take care;)

wow.. you're so kind :D

Also it has been quite a while for me. Basically what you need to do is. Now the basic sentence structure. Make yourself clear where the differences to Korean language is. As you already know English this shouldnt be so knew for you that nouns are declinated and verbs are conjugated. Lucky for you Latin is very similar to Korean in that aspect as this means changing of the endings! What is new so is that for verbs the identifiers (Conjugation!) are depending on the situation of talking. Like in english you have I, You, He, She It, We, You, They. For nouns the ending depends on the "gender" and the context the noun is used in. "gender" is something that you don't have in that form in english. However if your studing German .. you probably know that there is der, die das = the. So the key to learning Latin in the beginning is to simply learn the endings and their meanings/use. Good luck

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