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How to say "Lets Begin With Lesson 3" in Latin

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Lesson Three is hard.
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Lectio tertia difficilis est.
Let's begin with Lesson 3.
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Incipiamus tertia lectione.
Let us go to hear the lesson.
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Eamus auditum praelectionem.
I went to sleep during the lesson.
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In lectione dormivi.
Do you remember the second lesson?
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Recordarisne lectionis secundae?
Will you repeat the lesson with me? "I will."
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Visne repetere praelectionem mecum? "Volo."
Begin when you want. "But it's your turn to begin."
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Incipe ubi voles. "Atqui est tuum incipere."
The first part of the lesson is easier than the second.
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Prima lectionis pars facilior est secunda.
Look, the master is now arriving at school. "Let's go to hear the lesson."
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Vide praeceptorem, qui jam ingreditur scholam. "Eamus auditum prælectionem."
The second part of the lesson is easier than the third, but the first is the easiest.
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Secunda lectionis pars facilior est tertia, prima autem facillima est.
The second part of the lesson is easier than the third, but the first is the easiest.
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Secunda lectionis pars facilior est quam tertia, prima autem facillima est.
The second part of the lesson is more difficult than the first, but the third is the most difficult.
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Secunda lectionis pars difficilior est prima, tertia autem difficillima est.
The second part of the lesson is more difficult than the first, but the third is the most difficult.
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Secunda lectionis pars difficilior est quam prima, tertia autem difficillima est.
Will you write out the lesson for me? "Why have you not written it?" "Because I was busy yesterday."
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Visne describere prælectionem mihi? "Cur non scripsisti?" "Quia fui occupatus hesterno die."
You listen to me then while I recite the lesson, and I will listen to you afterwards. "Go on, recite it."
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Tu audi me igitur dum pronuncio prælectionem, ego audiam te deinde. "Age, pronuncia."

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"atqui ingreditur quam pronuncia "eamus describere recordarisne prælectionem vide igitur prima "age

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