It is a new day!
The Word of the Day is… whatever you want. Apparently my choice was boring last time.
The Simple Sentence of the Day is The cat sat on the mat.
| Language | Sentence |
|---|---|
| Latin | Fēlēs in tapētī seduit.* ** |
| German | Die Katze saß auf dem Teppich. |
(*) FELESINTAPETISEDVIT
fēlēs cat (nom. sing.), in tapētī on the rug, seduit sat (3rd pers. sing. past perf.)
(**) I had tapētī in the wrong case, as tapēte. Luckily no-one noticed 
The Complex Sentence of the Day is The farmer’s daughters bought carrots at the market.
| Language | Sentence |
|---|---|
| Latin | Fīliae agricolae carōtās in emporiō comparāvērunt.* |
| German | Die Tochter des Bauern kaufte Karotten auf dem Markt.** |
(*) FILIAEAGRICOLAECAROTASINEMPORIOCOMPARAVERVNT
fīliae daughters (nom. pl.), agricolae farmer (gen. sing.), carōtās carrots (acc. pl.), in emporiō in the market, comparāvērunt bought (3rd pers. pl. past perf.)
(**) maybe it could also be “Bauerntochter”, or “Bauers Tochter”
Also please feel free to add a More Complex Sentence of the Day underneath here if you want.