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Translate the following Latin phrases to English: Davus Marcum amat, Puellam Flavia conspicit, Videt Marcus ramum, Puer villam ascendit, Magna vox Corneliam et Flaviam terret.
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Translate the following Latin phrases to English:

Davus Marcum amat, Puellam Flavia conspicit, Videt Marcus ramum, Puer villam ascendit, Magna vox Corneliam et Flaviam terret.

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Dave Marcus loves a girl Flavia detecting, Marcus sees a branch farm boy up, great voice Cornelia were Flavia scares

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