Thank you for your comment; I will forward it to Anita. The word parvissimus is correct Latin (for example, "rictus parvissimus" in Varro) - but perhaps Anita will also prefer minimus; it definitely makes sense as a suggestion. Thank you for commenting! :-)
Hmmm, my students haven't learned minimus at this point in Oerberg, but it could make a good introduction to the word. They should be able to figure it out! Thanks for the suggestion. Anita
what a fun reader! just needs to replace "parvissimus" with "minimus"
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment; I will forward it to Anita. The word parvissimus is correct Latin (for example, "rictus parvissimus" in Varro) - but perhaps Anita will also prefer minimus; it definitely makes sense as a suggestion. Thank you for commenting! :-)
ReplyDeleteHmmm, my students haven't learned minimus at this point in Oerberg, but it could make a good introduction to the word. They should be able to figure it out! Thanks for the suggestion.
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