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Can anyone translate "Fear my return" for me?

In latin, I mean by that.
First one to do it wins a game with me!!!
Oh, I'd be jumping for my books now😏

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
Can anyone translate "Fear my return" for me?

In latin, I mean by that.
First one to do it wins a game with me!!!
Oh, I'd be jumping for my books now😏
Vereor meus reverto

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Vereor meus reverto
🙄

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Originally posted by Nordlys
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Domo arrigato Ms Roboto. 😉

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Vereor meus reverto
you sure?
shouldn't it be "cave..."?

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Vereor meus reverto
I'm only in Latin II, but I don't understand that...wouldn't "my return" need to be in the accusative? Also, is vereor passive or deponent? Either way, doesn't it need to be imperative?

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
Can anyone translate "Fear my return" for me?

In latin, I mean by that.
First one to do it wins a game with me!!!
Oh, I'd be jumping for my books now😏
Hastus la vistus.

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Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Hastus la vistus.
Baby-us 😕

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Originally posted by wittywonka
I'm only in Latin II, but I don't understand that...wouldn't "my return" need to be in the accusative? Also, is vereor passive or deponent? Either way, doesn't it need to be imperative?
vereor is, if it even exists, a deponent I think, in first person

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Vereor meus reverto
You sound like Harry Potter by the way

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
You sound like Harry Potter by the way
Someday my balls will drop, and my voice will change. 😞

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
you sure?
shouldn't it be "cave..."?
That's "beware".

Time reditionem meam!

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Originally posted by Nordlys
That's "beware".

Time reditionem meam!
That's quite right I think.

Isn't there a cooler word for fear? Time sounds so boring.
And reditio? I think there's another one...
I ondly had Latin classes for four years and that's been almost two years now, so I forgot a lot.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
That's "beware".

Time reditionem meam!
Don't be meam. 🙁

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
[b]That's quite right I think.

Isn't there a cooler word for fear?
Metuant??