I know that this isn't math, but does anyone here know Latin? I REALLY need help :(

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kash_thesmartguy · Answer

anonymous · Answer

I need to know how to say

1. Echo kept talking to Hera.
2. Hera didn't see Zeus.
3. Hera took away Echo's voice.

in Latin D:

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Go to the website, learn!

anonymous · Answer

that website won't teach me how to write these sentences @Kash_TheSmartGuy

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Use Google Translate!/

misssunshinexxoxo · Answer

This is the mathematics section but I'll be courteous and help 

 Echo protraxitque sermonem ad Juno.
Hera non Zeus .
Hera abstulit Echo vocem.

anonymous · Answer

google translate isn't right

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Echo protraxitque sermonem ad Juno.
Hera non Zeus .
Hera abstulit Echo vocem.

Credit: @misssunshinexxoxo

anonymous · Answer

that's from google translate on modern latin. I need to know ancient roman latin

anonymous · Answer

D:

misssunshinexxoxo · Answer

Please kindly go to the languages section. I honestly don't know which HS class teaches this in the modern age of today

anonymous · Answer

okay, thanks