Gjuha Latine Grupi A

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The correct answer is "Statujë". The word "Monumentum" translates to "Statujë" in Albanian.

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The correct answer is "sum" because it is the first person singular form of the verb "esse" in present tense. In this sentence, "esse" means "to be" and "sum" means "I am".

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The correct answer is "Dominus et domina." In Roman society, dominus refers to the male head of the household, while domina refers to the female head of the household. This answer suggests that the highest social class in Rome was composed of married couples who held significant power and authority within their households.

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The correct answer is "Salve!" because it is a common greeting in Latin, meaning "Hello" or "Greetings." It is used to address someone in a friendly and respectful manner. The other options, "Vale!" means "Goodbye," "Sede!" means "Sit!" and "Vale!" means "Be well!" which are not appropriate greetings in this context.

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The correct answer is "Po". This is because the question is asking whether the Latin language has an imperative form, and "Po" means "Yes" in Albanian, indicating that it does have an imperative form.

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The correct answer is "këtu". In Latin language, the phrase "Hic" means "here". Therefore, when translated to Albanian language, "Hic" is equivalent to "këtu".

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The correct answer is "Thirrmore." The question asks about the characteristic or trait that the Latin language has more than the Albanian language. The term "Thirrmore" refers to the fact that Latin is a more inflected language compared to Albanian. In inflected languages, words change their forms to indicate grammatical relationships, such as case, number, and gender. This is a feature that Latin has in greater abundance than Albanian.

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The correct answer is "Casus" because in Latin grammar, "casus" refers to the different grammatical cases that nouns and pronouns can take. These cases indicate the role or function of the noun or pronoun in a sentence, such as nominative (subject), genitive (possessive), accusative (direct object), etc. Therefore, "casus" is the term used to describe these cases in Latin.

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The correct answer is "et..et" because it is a Latin phrase that means "both...and." It is used to connect two or more elements or ideas together to indicate that they are all included or applicable.

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   Vezufi shkatërroi qytetin e Pompejit.