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Which case should I use? Translation verification

I’m wondering whether my translation is correct. I wrote:

Tempus fugit,tempus fugit; sed muscismuscae fugiunt etiam.

I meant for this to mean:

Time flies, but flies (also)fly too.

I really don't have no clue what case to use for fliesany knowledge of latin, though. All help appreciatedjust a general liking for languages. Thank youThanks in advance.

Which case should I use?

I’m wondering whether my translation is correct. I wrote:

Tempus fugit, sed muscis.

I meant for this to mean:

Time flies, but flies (also).

I have no clue what case to use for flies, though. All help appreciated. Thank you.

Translation verification

I’m wondering whether my translation is correct. I wrote:

tempus fugit; sed muscae fugiunt etiam.

I meant for this to mean:

Time flies, but flies fly too.

I really don't have any knowledge of latin, just a general liking for languages. Thanks in advance.

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Which declensioncase should I use?

I’m wondering whether my translation is correct. I wrote:

Tempus fugit, sed muscis.

I meant for this to mean:

Time flies, but flies (also).

I have no clue what declensioncase to use for flies, though. All hephelp appreciated. Thank you.

Which declension should I use?

I’m wondering whether my translation is correct. I wrote:

Tempus fugit, sed muscis.

I meant for this to mean:

Time flies, but flies (also).

I have no clue what declension to use for flies, though. All hep appreciated. Thank you

Which case should I use?

I’m wondering whether my translation is correct. I wrote:

Tempus fugit, sed muscis.

I meant for this to mean:

Time flies, but flies (also).

I have no clue what case to use for flies, though. All help appreciated. Thank you.

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