The 17th century Praxis Grammatica that I quoted from yesterday in "How to Get a Good Night's Sleep in Latin", starts out with more mundane, practical Latin. Practice your Latin with the following, from the start of Praxis Grammatica:
[ 1 ] Ego sum hodie apud te pransurus.[ 1 ] I am going to have lunch at your place today.
Praxis originally came from a Greek word prâxis 'deed, act, action'.
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