Verb (present tense) To make something up as you go along.
No latin teacher has ever heard actual latin spoken. So in to a degree they are making up how it sounds.
No latin teacher has ever heard actual latin spoken. So in to a degree they are making up how it sounds.
Mike what do you know about sailing, how are you going to going to win the regatta? “I’m going to have to really be teaching latin if I want to win”
“The state shut down my restaurant because of Covid-19 I’m going to have to be teaching latin to make rent.”
“The state shut down my restaurant because of Covid-19 I’m going to have to be teaching latin to make rent.”
by Chicagoguy69 May 15, 2020