Tsk tsk tsk, you have paired a plural noun with a singular verb.
From the Brave browser AI (very feebly checked by a human’s forty year old memories of my last Latin class):
‘What the phrase means grammatically:
mulieres — “women” (nominative plural of mulier)
sine fine — “without end / endlessly” (literally “without a limit/boundary”)
loquitur — “she speaks” (3rd person singular present indicative of loqui)
Taken literally, the phrase would read “women speak without end” or “a woman speaks endlessly” — though there’s a number disagreement (mulieres is plural, loquitur is singular), which makes it syntactically awkward. If loquuntur were intended, it would be “women speak endlessly.” ‘
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Tsk tsk tsk, you have paired a plural noun with a singular verb.
From the Brave browser AI (very feebly checked by a human’s forty year old memories of my last Latin class):
‘What the phrase means grammatically:
mulieres — “women” (nominative plural of mulier)
sine fine — “without end / endlessly” (literally “without a limit/boundary”)
loquitur — “she speaks” (3rd person singular present indicative of loqui)
Taken literally, the phrase would read “women speak without end” or “a woman speaks endlessly” — though there’s a number disagreement (mulieres is plural, loquitur is singular), which makes it syntactically awkward. If loquuntur were intended, it would be “women speak endlessly.” ‘
Et differentia esset….?
…LOL…………..
This whole storyline is hilarious. I’m adopting “minime vero” as a regular saying.
Also, Dr. Evil’s voice: “I shall call her… minime.”
Most young ladies her age can Google faster than they can verbally ask a question. Can Karl generate Wi-Fi ? If not, she’s going to go nuts.