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Webmaster said
Suuuuuure you wouldn't. ;)


Mmmmmhmmmm,
Webmaster said
If that was like Greek of Hebrew or something, you could make sentences that are actually insulting us and say you said something else.


Heh. But I wouldn't, obvs
Webmaster said
XD Don't worry; I can read it. And I'll continue to pray for favor.


Magnus. Pro gratiae orando, gratias tibi ago. For praying for favour, (I give) thank(s to) you.
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Could be worse. You're just now learning it.


Well, yeah. Hopefully this'll become intuitive again and I'll be able to translate as quickly as I could before. The gravis rēs has ended cum pax. Dad hasn't been fired, although Gary lied about having never made the mentioned agreement. They made no move on it, though, omnes gratias Deo. But we have a contingency plan in case rēs sunt malae. They told me a good technique for learning intuitively is to produce as multa verba Latinae as possible. Translations: Serious matter, with peace, all thanks to God, things are bad, many Latin words (don't know word for sentences XD). So expect a lot of random Latin.
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So..... meaning what, exactly?


It's really bloody infuriating, basically. An average of twenty seconds for every adjective translation slfkdjsdlfdsb
This week of school I learned that Latin adjectives are the worst. I already memorised the first declension set; it was the same as some of the noun declensions. But the problem is that in order to figure out what ending to use for an adjective, I have to know exactly what form the noun is. But I know what endings to use intuitively now. I don't think about the form. Thus, I have to actually figure out what form I'm using, then figure out what ending that'd be, then I can translate an English adjective and noun set into a Latin set. So I have to totally revamp my intuitions.
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I will. But he could sue if they fired him for not violating the agreement.


It was a verbal agreement, and even though they can't fire for religious reasons (which is what that would be), they could just say he was lazy or somesuch.
I need you guys to pray for us. Dad has an agreement with his bosses that he doesn't work on Sundays, but they're trying to get him to work this Sunday, and so there's the chance he might be fired. Also, the whole reason there's work this Sunday is because of bad management by the bosses. The whole situation wouldn't be happening if they added a third shift, which he and others suggested, but they won't comply.
Toxic Diamond said
Damn, how did I know that was it.Kyle


Huzzah! Kyle!
Webmaster said
Those circumstances are pretty restraining. Sorry about that.


It's okay. I only really need internet.
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