Rule 75: The Ablative Supine

[@agustindejesus9150]

Thank you very much, very concise.

[@duckymomo7935]

Any examples of classical texts with supine in u?

[@latintutorial]

All the time. Mirabile dictu is common in epic when explaining strange things (like Fama, the Rumor monster, in Aeneid 4).

[@wagnerprimodearaujo9972]

Perfacile factu

[@ADoneGooner]

So the first video is the last closing video in the feed? Gotta watch those time date stamps for sure. VeinieVidiVeechee'. In Latin that means- " I got this" I didn't check the spelling because I didn't want to. That's it. Simply because I didn't want to. VeinieVidiVeechee Fr's' , it's even funnier in Spanish, proper spoken blended it doesn't matter to me . After a while it all kinda sounds the samish.❤

[@jeffa.7298]

Ūtile cognitū sit. What case is the adjective in here and why? I feel like using the ablative so it agrees with the ablative supine, but that would be ūtilī.

[@latintutorial]

Neuter nominative

[@jeffa.7298]

Gratias

[@branarthen2268]

Gratias!

[@mondair99]

Still got it 😎😎

[@duckymomo7935]

A fun construction

[@tmaelo7358]

100th like

[@tmaelo7358]

1st dislike

[@music-by1ou]

I thought this was something very strange... It is so easy. Fortunately. Ago tibi gratias.