Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 2:20pm.
Hodie - today
ad Europam - to Europe
ambulamus - we walk
viis - roads (I think this is ablative plural being used without a preposition -- to indicate "by means of.")
How will you put the sentence together?
i am in the same class and have the same sentence it translates to-Today we walk to Europe by roads.
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