Latin
To want
I want = volo
You want = vis
he/she/it wants = vult
we want = volumus
you (pl) want = vultis
they want = volunt
To not want
I don't want = nolo
you don't want = non vis
he/she/it don't want = non vult
we don't want = nolumus
you (pl) don't want = non vultis
they don't want = nolunt
To be able to
I am able to = possum
you are able to = potes
he/she/it are able to = potest
we are ale to = possumus
you (pl) are able to = potestis
they are able to = possunt
Comparatives and Superlatives
Comparative are words that mean 'more' and are expressed with 'ior' in the word before case endings
Superlatives are words which have the meaning 'very'. these are expressed with 'illi', 'isse' or 'erri' in the word before the case endings
words that mean 'this'
they begin with 'h' and end with a 'c'
haec, hic, hunc,
1st Declension
Nom.S = puella
Acc.S = puellam
Nom.P = puellae
Acc.P = puellas
2nd Declension
Nom.S = servus
Acc.S = servum
Nom.P = servi
Acc.P = Servos
3rd Declension
Nom.S = mercator
Acc.S = mercatorem
Nom.P = Mercatores
Acc.P = mercatores
Dative Case
Group 1
Singular
-AE
Plural
-IS
Group 2
singular
-O
Plural
-IBUS
Group 3
Singular
Plural
-I
-IBUS
Principle Parts
interficio, interficere and interfeci