Latin translation help?

Question

i am taking latin 2 and i havent taken a latin class in a year. can you please refresh my memory and translate these simple sentences so i can remember everything about verbs

me monet, si errant

debes monere me

me terrere non debetis

non debent laudare me

me saepe vocant et monet

salvete discipuli

non debes errare

si valet, valeo

si valetis,valemus

me laude, si non erro, amabo te

nihil video. quid vides?

Answer 1

im not sure if this is right or not, but its what the sight told me. haha maybe some of the correct words will refresh your memory.

me he advises , if you wish errant to vanquish be advised me me earthly not to vanquish not to vanquish laudare me me sepe vocant and he advises to be well disciple not to vanquish errare if you wish health , to be strong if you wish valetis,valemus me laude , if you wish not to wander amabo you nothing to see. what vides?

from,

http://ancienthistory.about.com/gi/dynam...

and this is the only latin to english sight ive found.

Answer 2

In Latin 2, you're studying chapter ONE of Wheelock's Latin?  What on earth did you do in Latin 1? :-)

Everything you need to know is in that chapter.  Here's a list of verb endings and their person and number:

-o = I ___ (1st person singular)

-s = you ___ (2nd person singular)

-t = he/she/it ___ (3rd person singular)

-mus = we ___ (1st person plural)

-tis = you ___ (2nd person plural)

-nt = they ___ (3rd person plural)

-âre, -êre = infinitive (to ___)

-ê and -â = imperative singular

-ête and -âte = imperative plural

By the way, the next to last sentence should begin, "Mê laudâ" and is an imperative:  "Praise me...."