Latin Tip

Hi, guys:

The post of today, it will be about Latin. It's only a mnemonic rule, so it's easier to you to study one of the pronouns (well, if you have to xD). Here it is:

LATIN

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

All the Latin pronouns are (as you know if you are studying or studied the subject) different from each other. They are not like Declensions, which are a bit easier to study. So, maybe a mnemonic rule, will be useful with them. For example this one (is a bit silly but it helped me so much):

HIC, HAEC, HOC: ESTE, ESTA, ESTO

                                                               

                   SINGULAR

                           M               F           N

N. - V.                 Hic            Haec      Hoc

 AC.                Hunc          Hanc      Hoc

    G.                Huius         Huius     Huius

    D.                 Huic          Huic        Huic

 ABL.             Hoc            Hac        Hoc

                    PLULAL

                           M               F           N

N. - V.                    Hi            Hae      Haec

 AC.                    Hos          Has      Haec

G.                  Horum   Harum    Horum

      D.                        His                His        His

 ABL.                His            His        His

For the singular:

(I love) him a lot

(I love) him a lot

Drunk a lot

Uy!

Huit

Oh my(pronounced as mAi) god!

As you can see, the red letters, are the vowels of the demonstrative pronoun.

For the plural:

The plural of the genitive it’s similar to an Egyptian god (Horus); and the plural of the dative and the ablative, are exactly like one of the English determiner (His). I didn’t find other rules  for the rest.

So, see you on the next post.

PS: I wish that this post helped you!! 

Lyzeta-Stories, The Book Lover