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Anonymous asked:

So do you think Taylor Swift is gonna be president or something? When do you think it would be? 2036?

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rendakuenthusiast:

kontextmaschine:

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Empress, the one who by charisma and appeal to national narrative and myth could hold the successor kingdoms together

> ave tayswift regina americanorum

According to the Neo-Latin lexicon, “America” the country is a feminine 1st declension noun America, -ae; whereas the adjective “American” is a 1st/2nd declension adjective Americ\u0101nus, -a, -um. So you could write “Ave tayswift regina americana” or “Ave tayswift regina americarum” for “Queen of the Americas”; but “americanorum” is just incorrect; that would imply the adjective and there’s no genitive plural masculine noun in that sentence for such an adjective to agree with.

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Yeah, I tried asking around when I started using the tag but at this point I honestly don’t care

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