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1
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I shall be what you desire me to be.

A

Ut voles me esse, ita ero.

Pg. 535

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It is not to be doubted.

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Dubitari non potest.

Pg. 538

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3
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Can you get me some money?

I cannot do it.

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Potesne mihi parare pecuniam?

Facere non possum.

Pg. 540

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I am delighted that you are in good spirits.

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Te hilari animo esse, valde me juvat.

Pg. 335

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5
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Where do you come from?

I come from the garden.

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Unde venis?

Venio ex hortulo.

Pg. 346

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No man is wise at all times.

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Nemo mortalium omnibus horis sapit

Pg. 384

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What have I to do?

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Quid mihi faciendum est?

Pg. 151

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8
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Where is my dog?

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Ubi est canis meus?

Pg. 152

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Do you desire to go anywhere?

I desire to go into the country.

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Cupisne ire aliquo?

Ego rus ire cupio.

Pg. 157

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10
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The stars remain fixed in their abodes.

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Sidera sedibus suis inhaerunt.

Pg. 157

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11
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What is he writing him?

He is writing him to come to the city.

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Quid ei scribit?

Scribit ei, ut in urbem veniat.

Pg. 158

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12
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Why?

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Cur, quam ob rem?

Pg. 166

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13
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I must write.

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Scribendum est mihi.

Pg. 171

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We must work.

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Laborandum est nobis.

Nos oportet laborare.

Necesse est laboremus.

Pg. 171

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15
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The barrel, hogshead

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Cupa, ae f.

Pg. 175

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16
Q

Will you do me a favor?

What one? In what respect?

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Visne mihi gratum facere?

Qua re?

Pg. 183

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17
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Do you know this man?

I do not know him.

A

Novistine hunc hominem?

Eum non novi.

Non est mihi notus.

Pg. 183

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Do you wish to become aquatinted with him?

Yes, I desire to become acquainted with him.

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Vin’ eum noscere (cognoscere)?

Cupio vero eum noscere (cognoscere)

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19
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How many languages does he know?

He knows all the languages.

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Quam multas scit linguas?

Omnes linguas scit.

Linguarum omnium sciens est.

Pg. 191

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Do you know latin, greek, english?

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Scisne latine, graece, anglice?

Pg. 191

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21
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Are you learning latin?

I am learning it sir.

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Discisne linguam latinam?

Vero, domine, disco.

Pg. 191

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22
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Have you been to the market?

I have been there.

A

Fuistine in foro?

Fui.

Pg. 234

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23
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At what time did you come into the city?

(We came) yesterday evening.

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Quo tempore venistis in urbem?

(Venimus) heri vesperi.

Pg. 256

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24
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I am accustomed to drink as soon as I have eaten.

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Ego, simul atque edi, bibere soleo.

Pg. 278

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25
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As soon as he heard this, he departed.

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Quum primum haec audivit, profectus est.

Pg. 278

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26
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As soon as

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Simul ac (atque), simul ut. Ubi, Quum primum (with perf. indic.)

Pg. 278

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27
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Yesterday my father departed.

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Heri pater meus profectus est.

Pg. 278

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28
Q

Did he teach you the latin language?

He did teach me.

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Docuitne te linguam latinam?

Docuit.

Pg. 488

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29
Q

What does your master teach you?

He teaches me to read and write.

A

Quid te magister docet?

Docet me legere et scribere.

Pg. 488

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30
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Remember me.

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Memineris mei.

Facito, ut me memineris.

Pg. 489

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31
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The heat

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Aestus, us m.

Pg. 493

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32
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To make use of, to use

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Utor, uti, usus sum (re)

Usitari (re)

Usurpare (rem)

Pg. 494

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33
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What use is it to philosophize about the matter?

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Quid opus est in hoc philosophari?

Pg. 495

34
Q

For what? Whereto? for what purpose?

A

Quo? quorsum? Ad quid? Ad quamnam rem? Cuinam rei

Pg. 495

35
Q

What does this horse serve you for?

I make use of it for riding.

A

Ad quid (cui usui) est tibi hicce equus?

Adhibeo eum ad equitandum.

Pg. 495

36
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To employ, make use of (for a certain purpose)

A

Adhibeo, ere, ui, itum (aliquid ad rem)

Pg. 495

37
Q

It is better

A

Melius or satius est, praestat

Pg. 503

38
Q

To get rid of debts

A

Debita dissolvere

Pg. 508

39
Q

I hope no longer.

A

Spero non amplius.

Pg. 508

40
Q

I wish it were possible that, etc.

A

Velim fieri posset, ut, etc.

Pg. 298

41
Q

Where?

A

Ubi, ubinam

Pg. 137

42
Q

Wither, where to?

A

Quo? quorsum? quorsus?

Pg. 137

43
Q

When, at what time?

A

Quando, quo tempore?

Pg. 138

44
Q

I am extremely anxious to see him.

A

Flagro cupiditate ejus videndi.

Pg. 376

45
Q

I do not see the paper of which you speak.

A

Ego chartam, de qua loqueris, non video.

Pg. 386

46
Q

At twelve o’clock.

A

Horā duodecimā.

Pg. 138

47
Q

To write

A

Scribo, ere, psi, ptum (aliquid, alicui or ad aliquem)

Pg. 139

48
Q

I come to see (in order that I might see).

A

Venio ut videam.

Pg. 142

49
Q

I may possible have acted rashly.

A

Fortisan temere fecerim.

Pg. 143

50
Q

Have you enough paper to write to write a letter (for writing a letter)?

I have not enough.

A

Estne tibi satis chartae ad litteram scribendam?

Non est (mihi satis)

Pg. 144

51
Q

How much money have you spent today?

I have only spent 10 dollars

A

Quantam pecuniam hodie expendisti?

Decem tantum thaleros expendi.

Pg. 438

52
Q

The door

A

Ostium, i n.

Pg. 441

53
Q

Would that I had.

A

Utinam haberem.

Pg. 143

54
Q

Tell me who he is.

A

Dic mihi quis (qualis) sit.

Pg. 143

55
Q

I wish to become learned.

A

Volo fieri doctus.

Pg. 128

56
Q

He is wont to be sad.

A

Solet tristis esse

Pg. 128

57
Q

It is necessary for me to wash.

A

Mihi opus est, ut lavem.

Pg. 529

58
Q

At what price did he buy the horse?

He bought it for five hundred dollars.

A

Quanti emit ille equum?

(Emit eum) quingentis thaleris.

Pg. 539

59
Q

How much did you pay for that hat?

I paid three dollars for it.

A

Quantam pecuniam isto pro pileo solvisti?

Tres thaleros.

Pg. 539

60
Q

Hey, is there anyone in the house? Is there anyone opening the door?

A

Heus, ecquis in villa est? Ecquis hoc recludit?

Pg. 544

61
Q

I would buy this, if I had money

A

Emerem hoc, si pecunia mihi esset.

Si mihi esset pecunia, emerem hoc.

Pg. 555

62
Q

Next week

A

Hebdomade proximā

Pg. 573

63
Q

Last week

A

Hebdomade praeteritā or proxime elapsa

Pg. 573

64
Q

This week

A

Hac hebdomade

Pg. 573

65
Q

He speaks latin fluently

A

Linguā latinā facile loquitur.

Linguae latinae peritus est.

Pg. 600

66
Q

How does this wine taste?

How do you like this wine?

A

Quomodo hoc vinum sapit?

Pg. 620

67
Q

We do not know what to buy.

A

Nescimus (non habemus), quod emamus.

Pg. 621

68
Q

He is not a friend, he is but an acquaintance.

A

Notus tantum, non amicus, est.

Pg. 630

69
Q

This hurts my feelings.

A

Hoc mihi aegre est

Hoc me mordet.

Pg. 639

70
Q

Sunday

A

Dies solis; dominicus

Pg. 329

71
Q

Monday

A

Dies lunae

Pg. 329

72
Q

Tuesday

A

Dies martis

Pg. 329

73
Q

Wednesday

A

Dies mercurii

Pg. 329

74
Q

Thursday

A

Dies jovis

Pg. 329

75
Q

Friday

A

Dies veneris

Pg. 329

76
Q

Saturday

A

Dies saturni

Pg. 329

77
Q

I am (you are, he is) sorry

A

Poenitet me (te, eum).

Pg. 334

78
Q

We (you, they) are disgusted.

A

Taedet nos (vos, eos).

Pg. 334

79
Q

No more, no longer

A

Non jam (or jam non), non amplius

Pg. 353

80
Q

The honest man envies no one.

A

Probus invidet nemini.

Pg. 357

81
Q

How stupid she is!

A

Quam stulta est!

Pg. 644

82
Q

Let me know.

A

Facito, ut sciam.

Pg. 296

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