Nouns use the declension chart. -->
Each noun falls into a declension (1F, 2M, 2N, 3MF, and 3N). You then "decline" a noun by changing the endings DOWN the chart.

Noun

For example:
Decline the word villa.
It's a 1F.

villa
villam
villae
villas

Noun

For example:
Decline the word amicus.
It's a 2M.

amicus
amicum
amici
amicos

Noun

Try and decline the word sella

Noun

Verbs use the verb tense chart. -->
Each verb tense has 6 endings. Each ending tells you who is doing the action.

Verb

When nouns change their endings, it is called "declining". When verbs change their endings, it is called "conjugating".

Verb

When you conjugate the verb, "scribere" (scribit), it looks like this:

scribo scribimus
scribis scribitis
scribit scribunt

Verb

Each verb ending translates to a different subject.

scribo I write scribimus we write
scribis you write scribitis y'all write
scribit he writes scribunt they write

Verb