30.08.24: Level 1; review; practice in the cases [3](4); 1st / 2nd declension nouns and adjectives: genitive plural [2]

Colloquium

Belgae, -ārum [1/m/pl]: Belgae, group of tribes in Northern Gaul

dominus, -ī [2/m]: master

omnēs: everyone

noster, nostra, nostrum: our

quī? who?

Note: cūius / quōrum? whose?

[i] cūius: used when referring to one person

Cūius fīlius est magnus? │ Whose son is big? [i.e. the son ¦ of which one person?]

[ii] quōrum: used when referring to more than one person

Sumus servī ¦ Gallōrum. │ We are the slaves ¦ of the Gauls.

Quōrum servī? │ Whose slaves? [i.e. the slaves ¦ of which people?]

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Duo Servī: Dominī nostrī Gallī sunt.

Omnēs:  Quī vōs estis?

Duo Servī: Sumus servī Gallōrum.

Omnēs: Quōrum servī?

Duo Servī: Gallōrum servī.

Omnēs: Numerus servōrum est duo.

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Trēs Servī: Dominī nostrī Belgae sunt.

Omnēs: Quī vōs estis?

Trēs Servī: Sumus servī Belgārum.

Omnēs: Quōrum servī?

Trēs Servī: Belgārum servī.

Omnēs: Numerus servōrum est trēs.