Ancient Languages/Short phrase

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Hi maria
I hope you Can help mé translate the following into latin
"I will see you again but not yet"  and also the shot sentence "not yet"
Hope you Can help me with these two sentences. Thank you in advance. All the best Heidi

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Hello again,

here are the translations you need:

-"Te rursus videbo, sed nondum” (I will see you again but not yet)

-"Nondum” (not yet)

Best regards,
Maria
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GRAMMATICAL ANALYSIS

-I will see = VIDEBO (future of VIDEO, I see)

-you = TE (direct object, accusative case of the 2nd.person singular pronoun TU)

-again = RURSUS (adverb)

-but= SED (conjunction)

-not yet = NONDUM (adverb)

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