Question

Latin Practice

Answer 1

1) Mars Vulcanum non amabat sed feminam eius amabat

Mars was not loving Vulcan but was loving his wife.

Answer 2

2) Mars formam et figuram et oculos eius feminae laudabat

Answer 3

Mars was praising the beauty, form, and eyes of that woman.

Answer 4

3) Is deus Banana ea dea in lecto irati Vulcani comcumbebat

Answer 5

lol

Answer 6

Banana -> filtered word -> means when/with(preposition)

Answer 7

This god was having sex with this goddess in the bed of angry Vulcan

Answer 8

Confirmed adjective: http://latindictionary.wikidot.com/adjective:iratus
Not a verb in this case...

Answer 9

4) Iratus Vulcanus catenam circum eum et eam trahebat

Angry Vulcan dragged (was dragging - interchangeable) the god and the goddess around in chains.

Answer 10

Correction: Angry Vulcan dragged him and her around in chains.

Answer 11

More literal but technically both could work.

Answer 12

5) Iuppiter et Vulcanus eum deum et eam deam ridebant.

Answer 13

Jupiter and Vulcan ridiculed that god and that goddess.

Answer 14

6) Postea is deus Chainsaw ea dea in iocoso lecto non concumbebat

Answer 15

Chainsaw -> filtered word -> means when/with(preposition)

Answer 16

Afterward that god was not having sex with that goddess on the humorous couch

Answer 17

Main difficulty in this one is the odd adjective being applied to lecto in conjunction with the 'in' preposition being odd to translate as well. Additionally, they could take on the ablative or dative case, with the latter coming out as most appropriate.