[MikeD]

I'm partial to the place where ablative with the preposition in this particular case, even though I tend to like the preposition-free ablative constructions where possible. (Regnat dorkitas latina! Latin dorkiness rules! My second or third-year HS Latin class made up dorkitas, as well as such wonderful phrases as "carrus longus brevis" for "short bus.")

People called Romans, they go house?

MD

[Tex_GOP_Cruz]

"People called Romans, they go house?"

"Except that 'domus' takes...the locative." I love that dialogue. (Incidentally, they get the form right in the sketch, which is 'domum,' but they call it a locative. It's really an accusative. 'Domi' is the locative, which is the same form as the genitive.)
:-)