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sum 

I am

first person singular 

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es

you are,

2nd person singular 

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est

he / she / it is 

third person singular

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sumus

we are

first person plural

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estis

you (all) are

second person plural

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sunt

they are

third person plural

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a, ab

(preposition with the ablative)

    from, away from

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ad

(preposition with the accusative)

    to, towards

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de

(preposition with the ablative)

    from, down from;

    about, concerning

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e, ex

(preposition with the ablative)

    from, out of

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in

(preposition with the accusative)

    into, onto, against;

(preposition with the ablative)

    in, on
 

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sub

(preposition with the accusative)

    to under, up to, to the foot of;

(preposition with the ablative)

    under, at the foot of

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ne

Ne is a particle, one part of speech, that is not translated and is used to form yes-or-no questions.  It is usually attached to the end of the first word of the sentence (an enclitic).

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dea, deae, f.

goddess

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nauta, nautae, m.

sailor

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ambulo, ambulare

I walk, to walk

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navigo, navigare

I sail, to sail

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occupo, occupare

I seize, to seize

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specto, spectare

I look at, watch; to look at, watch

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sum, esse

I am, to be

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non

(adverb) not    Non may modify even nouns and pronouns.  Place non just before whatever it modifies. If the whole sentence or clause is negative, place non just before the verb.

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quo

(interrogative adverb)

    where [to]?

(relative adverb)

    to which place, to which

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ubi

(interogative and relative adverb)

    where [at]?, where

(adverbial conjunction)

    when

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unde

(interrogative adverb)

    where from?

(relative adverb)

    from which place, from which

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super

(preposition with the accusative)

over, above

Ch. 3, derivative

amble

to walk with a slow, easy gait

Ch. 3, derivative

ambulatory

able to walk, not confined to a wheelchair

Ch. 3, derivative

nautical

having to do with sailors or ships

Ch. 3, derivative

navigate

to direct a ship or craft

Ch. 3, derivative

occupation

that which chiefly engages one's time; seizure and control of a country

Ch. 3, derivative

spectator

an onlooker, one who watches without taking an active part

Ch. 3, derivative from Latin preposition

absent

being away

Ch. 3, derivative from Latin preposition

demoted

moved down

Ch. 3, derivative from Latin preposition

exit

way out

Ch. 3, derivative from Latin preposition

subway

an underground transportation system

Ch. 3, derivative from Latin preposition

superman

a superior person, greater or better than others