Century 4 Flashcards
1
Q
I don’t understand this letter
A
Hanc epistulam non intellego
2
Q
I can be of help to you
A
Tibi auxilio esse possum
3
Q
(He) can receive your family too
A
Familiam quoque tuam accipere potest
4
Q
My friend is generous
A
Amicus meus generosus est
5
Q
You too are a good man
A
Tu quoque homo bonus es
6
Q
What does your friend seek?
A
Quid qaerit amicus tuus?
7
Q
My friend seeks a letter
A
Amicus meus epistulam quaerit
8
Q
The mailman can drink (accept) lots of wine
*use accipere
A
Tabellarius multum vini accipere potest
9
Q
Italian is not difficult
A
Lingua italica difficils non est
10
Q
It’s a great pleasure to him to speak latin
A
illi magno gaudio est latine loqui
11
Q
Can you come to the house?
A
Potesne domum venire?
12
Q
Yes, sir, I can come
A
Ita, Donne, venire possum
13
Q
domo colo
A
I live at home
14
Q
domum colimus
A
we live at home
15
Q
diaetam colo
A
I am in the living room (use colo)
16
Q
Moscoviae habito
A
I live in Russia (use habito)
17
Q
Lutetiae habito
A
I live in Paris (use habito)
18
Q
ubi habitatis?
A
where do you guys live? (use habito)
19
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Romae habitamus
A
We live in Rome (use habito)
20
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Lutetiae habitamus
A
We live in Paris (use habito)
21
Q
femina in hortis publicis sedet
A
the woman sits in the park
22
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puella super pontem sedet
A
the girl sits on the bridge
23
Q
vir in via stat
A
the man stands in the road
24
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puellae super pontem stant
A
the girls sit on the bridge
25
pons novi eboraci est
it's the new york bridge
26
urbs in Gallia est
the city is in France
27
urbs in America Foederata est
the city is in America
28
E Gallia oriundi sunt
They are from France
29
E Gallia oriundus est
He is from France
30
E Gallia oriunda est
She is from France
31
Ex America Foederata oriundi sunt
They are from America
32
Ex America Foederata oriundus est
He is from America
33
Ex America Foederata oriunda est
She is from America
34
Roma oriundi sumus
We are from Rome
35
Roma oriunda sum
I am from Rome
36
Roma oriundus est
He is from Rome
37
diaetam colit
he is in the living room (use colo)
38
domum colunt
they live at home
39
quam diaetam colis?
Which room is yours? (use colo & diaeta)
40
eam diaetam colo
I live in that room (use colo & diaeta)
41
Ubi habitas?
Where do you live (use habito)
42
Roma oriundi estis
You guys are from Rome
43
cuias es?
What country are you from?
44
Ex America Foederata oriunda sum
I am from America
45
Ex Aegypto oriundus sum
I am from Egypt
46
Cuiates estis?
Where are you guys from?
47
E Galliae oriundae sumus
We are from France
48
E Sinis oriundae sumus
We are from China
49
Equus procul a domo est
The horse is far from home
50
Puella procul a domo est
The girl is far from home
51
Puer prope domum est
The boy is close to home
52
Canis prope domum est
The dog is close to home
53
domus mea procul a via est
My house is far to the road
54
sella prope ianua est
The chair is close to the door
55
domus mea prope via est
My house is close to the road
56
sella procul a ianua est
The chair is far from the door
57
prope arborem sum
I am close to the tree
58
procul ab arbore sum
I am far from the tree
59
Ea terra Ruthenia vocatur
That land is called Russia
60
Ea terra Aegyptus vocatur
That land is called Egypt
61
Ea terra Iaponia vocatur
That land is called Japan
62
Iaponia prope Sinas est
Japan is close to China
63
Iaponia procul a Brasilia est
Japan is far from Brasil
64
Italia prope Galliam est
Italy is close to France
65
Italia procul a Brasilia est
Italy is far from Brasil
66
Medica sum
I am a doctor
67
Vigil publicus sum
I am a cop
68
Magistra sum
I am a teacher
69
prope pontem sum
I am close to the bridge
70
Procul a ponte sum
I am far from the bridge
71
Ea terra Italia vocatur
That land is called Italy
72
E Ruthenia oriundus sum
I am from Russia
73
Victor vocor
My name is Victor
74
Pater meus est. Michael Cox vocatur.
This is my Father. His name is Michael Cox
75
Mater mea est. Anna Cox vocatur.
This is my mother. Her name is Anna Cox.
76
Sara Cox vocor.
My name is Sara Cox
77
Frater meus est. Ioannes Cox vocatur.
This is my brother. His name is John Cox
78
Salve. Quae vocaris?
Hi. What is your name? (feminine)
79
Quis vocaris?
What is your name (masculine)
80
Te noscere gaudeo
Pleased to meet you
81
Cubiculum meum est
This is my bedroom
82
Culina mea est
This is my kitchen
83
Soror mea est. Iulia vocatur. In hortis publicis ludit
This is my sister. Her name is Julia. She is playing in the park.
84
Mater mea est. Li Rong vocatur. In culina coquit.
This is my mother. Her name is Li Rong. She is cooking in the kitchen.
85
Pater meus est. Bertrandus vocatur. In triclinio edit.
This is my father. His name is Bertrand. He is eating in the kitchen.
86
Frater meus est. Vladimirus vocatur. In cubiculo dormit.
This is my brother. His name is Vladimir. He is sleeping in the bedroom.
87
maritus uxorem osculator
The husband kisses the wife
88
prope arborem sum
I am near the tree
89
sororem amo
I love (my) sister
90
fratrem amo
I love (my) brother
91
Pater in culina stat
The father stands in the kitchen
92
Pueri matrem amant
The boys love (their) mother
93
Puer patrem osculator
The boy kisses (his) father
94
Uxor maritum amat
The wife loves (her) husband
95
Soror fratrem osculator
The sister ksses (her) brother
96
feles piscem aspicit
The cat watches the fish
97
Canem amplector
I hug the dog
98
Puella panem edit
The girl eats the bread
99
Flos ruber est
The flower is red
100
Florem album habeo
I have the white flower
101
Puellae super pontem stant
The girls stand on the bridge
102
Femina potionem arabicam bibit
The woman drinks the coffee
103
Infantem meam amo
I love my child
104
Puella canem amat
The girl loves the dog
105
pons novi eboraci est
This is the New York Bridge
106
Puer et puella piscem aspiciunt
The boy and the girl look at the fish
107
Puella super pontem sedet
The girl sits on the bridge
108
Canis sub tunica est
The dog is under the dress
109
malum super computatorium est
The apple is on the computer
110
radiophonia super sellam est
The radio is on the chair
111
Computatorium super mensam est
The computer is on the table
112
Feles super telehorasim est
The cat is on the tv
113
Computatorium in raeda est
The computer is in the car
114
Claves in calceo sunt
The keys are in the shoe
115
Feles in petaso est
The cat is in the hat
116
mala in acetabulo sunt
The apples are in the bowl
117
Acetabulum super mensam est
The bowl is on the table
118
Mensa in culina est
The table is in the kitchen
119
Puer in raeda est
The boy is in the car
120
Puella in diaeta est
The girl is in the living room
121
familia in raeda est
The family is in the car
122
Femina in diaeta est
The woman is in the living room
123
Ianua parva est
The door is small
124
Fenestra magna est
The window is big
125
Fenestra parva est
The window is small
126
Ianua magna est
The door is big
127
Feles in cubiculo est
The cat is in the bedroom
128
Vir in triclinio est
The man is in the dining room
129
Familia in triclinio est
The family is in the dining room
130
Computatorium in cubiculo est
The computer is in the bedroom
131
Cubiculum viride est
The bedroom is green
132
Exedra viridis est
The living room is greed (exedra)
133
Culina viridis est
The kitchen is green
134
Domus viridis est
The house is green
135
Balneum viride est
The bathroom is green
136
Triclinium viride est
The dining room is green
137
Puer et avus eius in balneo sunt
The boy and his grandfather are in the bathroom (eius)
138
Puella et avus eius ludunt
The girl and her grandfather play (eius)
139
Puella et avia eius in triclinio sunt
The girl and her grandmother are in the dining room (eius)
140
Puer et avia eius coquunt
The boy and his grandmother cook (eius)
141
Maritus uxorem osculator
The husband kisses the wife
142
Soror fratrem osculator
The sister kisses (her) brother
143
Mater filiam amplectitur
The mother hugs the daughter
144
Sororem amplector
I hug (my) sister
145
Canem amplector
I hug the dog
146
Puer patrem osculator
The boy kisses the father
147
Aviam amplectitur
She hugs the grandmother
148
Filium osculatur
He hugs the son
149
Puella sororem amplectitur
The girl hugs the sister
150
Maritum osculatur
She kisses the husband
151
Fratrem amo
I love the brother
152
Matrem amo
I love (my) mother
153
Avum amo
I love (my) grandfather
154
Sororem amo
I love (my) sister
155
Puella canem amat
The girl loves the dog
156
Parentes liberos amant
The parents love (their) kids
157
Puella amicam amplectitur
The girl hugs (her) friend
158
Vir feminam osculatur
The man kisses the woman
159
Pueri matrem amant
The boys love (their) mother
160
Infantem meam amo
I love my child
161
Feles sub mensa est
The cat is under the table
162
Canis sub tunica est
The dog is under the dress
163
Pueri sub lecto sunt
The boys are under the bed
164
Super lectum sum
I am on the bed
165
Sub lecto sum
I am under the bed
166
Feles super mensam est
The cat is on the table
167
Vir in raeda est
The man is in the car
168
Vir super raedam est
The man is on the car
169
Vir sub raeda est
The man is under the car
170
Puella super lectum est
The girl is on the bed
171
Puella sub lecto est
The girl is under the bed
172
Pueri telehorasim aspiciunt
The boys watch tv
173
Puer auscultat
The boy listens
174
Parentes auscultant
The parents listen
175
Parentes liberos aspiciunt
The parents watch the kids
176
Puella radiophoniam auscultat
The girl listens to the radio
177
Vir radiophoniam auscultat
The man listens to the radio
178
Vir stat
The man stands
179
Puer sedet
The boy sits
180
Femina stat
The woman stands
181
Puella sedet
The girl sits
182
Mater culina sedet
The mother sits in the kitchen
183
Filius in exedra stat
The son stands in the living room (exedra)
184
Filia in exedra sedet
The daughter sits in the living room (exedra)
185
vir stat
The man stands
186
Femina sedet
the woman sits
187
Vir sedet
The man sits
188
Estne liber tuus? Est
Is (that) your book? It is.
189
Estne petasus tuus? Non est
Is (that) your hat? It is not
190
Estne soror tua. Est
Is (that) your sister. Yes
191
Pallium super sellam est
Your coat is on the chair
192
Ubi pallium meum est?
Where is my coat?
193
Claves tuae in raeda sunt
Your keys are in the car
194
Ubi claves meae sunt?
Where are my keys?
195
Ubi libri mei sunt?
Where are my books?
196
Libri tui super sellam sunt
Your books are on the chair
197
Ubi poculum meum est?
Where is my cup?
198
Poculum tuum in labello est
Your cup is in the sink
199
Estne frater tuus? Est.
Is (that) your brother? It is.
200
Ubi acta diurna mea sunt?
Where is my newspaper?
201
Acta diurna tua super mensam sunt
Your newspaper is on the table
202
Ubi calcei sunt?
Where are the shoes?
203
Calcei sub lecto sunt
The shoes are under the bed
204
Ubi acta diurna sunt?
Where is the newspaper?
205
Acta diurna super lectum sunt
The newspaper is on the bed
206
Ubi pocula sunt?
Where are the cups?
207
Pocula in labello sunt
The cups are in the sink
208
Ubi catilli sunt
Where are the plates?
209
Catilli in labelo sunt
The plates are in the sink
210
domo colo
I live at home
211
domum colimus
we live at home
212
diaetam colo
I am in the living room (use colo)
213
Moscoviae habito
I live in Russia (use habito)
214
Lutetiae habito
I live in Paris (use habito)
215
ubi habitatis?
where do you guys live? (use habito)
216
Romae habitamus
We live in Rome (use habito)
217
Lutetiae habitamus
We live in Paris (use habito)
218
femina in hortis publicis sedet
the woman sits in the park
219
puella super pontem sedet
the girl sits on the bridge
220
vir in via stat
the man stands in the road
221
puellae super pontem stant
the girls sit on the bridge
222
pons novi eboraci est
it's the new york bridge
223
urbs in Gallia est
the city is in France
224
urbs in America Foederata est
the city is in America
225
E Gallia oriundi sunt
They are from France
226
E Gallia oriundus est
He is from France
227
E Gallia oriunda est
She is from France
228
Ex America Foederata oriundi sunt
They are from America
229
Ex America Foederata oriundus est
He is from America
230
Ex America Foederata oriunda est
She is from America
231
Roma oriundi sumus
We are from Rome
232
Roma oriunda sum
I am from Rome
233
Roma oriundus est
He is from Rome
234
diaetam colit
he is in the living room (use colo)
235
domum colunt
they live at home
236
quam diaetam colis?
Which room is yours? (use colo & diaeta)
237
eam diaetam colo
I live in that room (use colo & diaeta)
238
Ubi habitas?
Where do you live (use habito)
239
Roma oriundi estis
You guys are from Rome
240
cuias es?
What country are you from?
241
Ex America Foederata oriunda sum
I am from America
242
Ex Aegypto oriundus sum
I am from Egypt
243
Cuiates estis?
Where are you guys from?
244
E Galliae oriundae sumus
We are from France
245
E Sinis oriundae sumus
We are from China
246
Equus procul a domo est
The horse is far from home
247
Puella procul a domo est
The girl is far from home
248
Puer prope domum est
The boy is close to home
249
Canis prope domum est
The dog is close to home
250
domus mea procul a via est
My house is far to the road
251
sella prope ianua est
The chair is close to the door
252
domus mea prope via est
My house is close to the road
253
sella procul a ianua est
The chair is far from the door
254
prope arborem sum
I am close to the tree
255
procul ab arbore sum
I am far from the tree
256
Ea terra Ruthenia vocatur
That land is called Russia
257
Ea terra Aegyptus vocatur
That land is called Egypt
258
Ea terra Iaponia vocatur
That land is called Japan
259
Iaponia prope Sinas est
Japan is close to China
260
Iaponia procul a Brasilia est
Japan is far from Brasil
261
Italia prope Galliam est
Italy is close to France
262
Italia procul a Brasilia est
Italy is far from Brasil
263
Medica sum
I am a doctor
264
Vigil publicus sum
I am a cop
265
Magistra sum
I am a teacher
266
prope pontem sum
I am close to the bridge
267
Procul a ponte sum
I am far from the bridge
268
Ea terra Italia vocatur
That land is called Italy
269
E Ruthenia oriundus sum
I am from Russia
270
Victor vocor
My name is Victor
271
Pater meus est. Michael Cox vocatur.
This is my Father. His name is Michael Cox
272
Mater mea est. Anna Cox vocatur.
This is my mother. Her name is Anna Cox.
273
Sara Cox vocor.
My name is Sara Cox
274
Frater meus est. Ioannes Cox vocatur.
This is my brother. His name is John Cox
275
Salve. Quae vocaris?
Hi. What is your name? (feminine)
276
Quis vocaris?
What is your name (masculine)
277
Te noscere gaudeo
Pleased to meet you
278
Cubiculum meum est
This is my bedroom
279
Culina mea est
This is my kitchen
280
Soror mea est. Iulia vocatur. In hortis publicis ludit
This is my sister. Her name is Julia. She is playing in the park.
281
Mater mea est. Li Rong vocatur. In culina coquit.
This is my mother. Her name is Li Rong. She is cooking in the kitchen.
282
Pater meus est. Bertrandus vocatur. In triclinio edit.
This is my father. His name is Bertrand. He is eating in the kitchen.
283
Frater meus est. Vladimirus vocatur. In cubiculo dormit.
This is my brother. His name is Vladimir. He is sleeping in the bedroom.
284
maritus uxorem osculator
The husband kisses the wife
285
prope arborem sum
I am near the tree
286
sororem amo
I love (my) sister
287
fratrem amo
I love (my) brother
288
Pater in culina stat
The father stands in the kitchen
289
Pueri matrem amant
The boys love (their) mother
290
Puer patrem osculator
The boy kisses (his) father
291
Uxor maritum amat
The wife loves (her) husband
292
Soror fratrem osculator
The sister ksses (her) brother
293
feles piscem aspicit
The cat watches the fish
294
Canem amplector
I hug the dog
295
Puella panem edit
The girl eats the bread
296
Flos ruber est
The flower is red
297
Florem album habeo
I have the white flower
298
Puellae super pontem stant
The girls stand on the bridge
299
Femina potionem arabicam bibit
The woman drinks the coffee
300
Infantem meam amo
I love my child
301
Puella canem amat
The girl loves the dog
302
pons novi eboraci est
This is the New York Bridge
303
Puer et puella piscem aspiciunt
The boy and the girl look at the fish
304
Puella super pontem sedet
The girl sits on the bridge
305
Canis sub tunica est
The dog is under the dress
306
malum super computatorium est
The apple is on the computer
307
radiophonia super sellam est
The radio is on the chair
308
Computatorium super mensam est
The computer is on the table
309
Feles super telehorasim est
The cat is on the tv
310
Computatorium in raeda est
The computer is in the car
311
Claves in calceo sunt
The keys are in the shoe
312
Feles in petaso est
The cat is in the hat
313
mala in acetabulo sunt
The apples are in the bowl
314
Acetabulum super mensam est
The bowl is on the table
315
Mensa in culina est
The table is in the kitchen
316
Puer in raeda est
The boy is in the car
317
Puella in diaeta est
The girl is in the living room
318
familia in raeda est
The family is in the car
319
Femina in diaeta est
The woman is in the living room
320
Ianua parva est
The door is small
321
Fenestra magna est
The window is big
322
Fenestra parva est
The window is small
323
Ianua magna est
The door is big
324
Feles in cubiculo est
The cat is in the bedroom
325
Vir in triclinio est
The man is in the dining room
326
Familia in triclinio est
The family is in the dining room
327
Computatorium in cubiculo est
The computer is in the bedroom
328
Cubiculum viride est
The bedroom is green
329
Exedra viridis est
The living room is greed (exedra)
330
Culina viridis est
The kitchen is green
331
Domus viridis est
The house is green
332
Balneum viride est
The bathroom is green
333
Triclinium viride est
The dining room is green
334
Puer et avus eius in balneo sunt
The boy and his grandfather are in the bathroom (eius)
335
Puella et avus eius ludunt
The girl and her grandfather play (eius)
336
Puella et avia eius in triclinio sunt
The girl and her grandmother are in the dining room (eius)
337
Puer et avia eius coquunt
The boy and his grandmother cook (eius)
338
Maritus uxorem osculator
The husband kisses the wife
339
Soror fratrem osculator
The sister kisses (her) brother
340
Mater filiam amplectitur
The mother hugs the daughter
341
Sororem amplector
I hug (my) sister
342
Canem amplector
I hug the dog
343
Puer patrem osculator
The boy kisses the father
344
Aviam amplectitur
She hugs the grandmother
345
Filium osculatur
He hugs the son
346
Puella sororem amplectitur
The girl hugs the sister
347
Maritum osculatur
She kisses the husband
348
Fratrem amo
I love the brother
349
Matrem amo
I love (my) mother
350
Avum amo
I love (my) grandfather
351
Sororem amo
I love (my) sister
352
Puella canem amat
The girl loves the dog
353
Parentes liberos amant
The parents love (their) kids
354
Puella amicam amplectitur
The girl hugs (her) friend
355
Vir feminam osculatur
The man kisses the woman
356
Pueri matrem amant
The boys love (their) mother
357
Infantem meam amo
I love my child
358
Feles sub mensa est
The cat is under the table
359
Canis sub tunica est
The dog is under the dress
360
Pueri sub lecto sunt
The boys are under the bed
361
Super lectum sum
I am on the bed
362
Sub lecto sum
I am under the bed
363
Feles super mensam est
The cat is on the table
364
Vir in raeda est
The man is in the car
365
Vir super raedam est
The man is on the car
366
Vir sub raeda est
The man is under the car
367
Puella super lectum est
The girl is on the bed
368
Puella sub lecto est
The girl is under the bed
369
Pueri telehorasim aspiciunt
The boys watch tv
370
Puer auscultat
The boy listens
371
Parentes auscultant
The parents listen
372
Parentes liberos aspiciunt
The parents watch the kids
373
Puella radiophoniam auscultat
The girl listens to the radio
374
Vir radiophoniam auscultat
The man listens to the radio
375
Vir stat
The man stands
376
Puer sedet
The boy sits
377
Femina stat
The woman stands
378
Puella sedet
The girl sits
379
Mater culina sedet
The mother sits in the kitchen
380
Filius in exedra stat
The son stands in the living room (exedra)
381
Filia in exedra sedet
The daughter sits in the living room (exedra)
382
vir stat
The man stands
383
Femina sedet
the woman sits
384
Vir sedet
The man sits
385
Estne liber tuus? Est
Is (that) your book? It is.
386
Estne petasus tuus? Non est
Is (that) your hat? It is not
387
Estne soror tua. Est
Is (that) your sister. Yes
388
Pallium super sellam est
Your coat is on the chair
389
Ubi pallium meum est?
Where is my coat?
390
Claves tuae in raeda sunt
Your keys are in the car
391
Ubi claves meae sunt?
Where are my keys?
392
Ubi libri mei sunt?
Where are my books?
393
Libri tui super sellam sunt
Your books are on the chair
394
Ubi poculum meum est?
Where is my cup?
395
Poculum tuum in labello est
Your cup is in the sink
396
Estne frater tuus? Est.
Is (that) your brother? It is.
397
Ubi acta diurna mea sunt?
Where is my newspaper?
398
Acta diurna tua super mensam sunt
Your newspaper is on the table
399
Ubi calcei sunt?
Where are the shoes?
400
Calcei sub lecto sunt
The shoes are under the bed
401
Ubi acta diurna sunt?
Where is the newspaper?
402
Acta diurna super lectum sunt
The newspaper is on the bed
403
Ubi pocula sunt?
Where are the cups?
404
Pocula in labello sunt
The cups are in the sink
405
Ubi catilli sunt
Where are the plates?
406
Catilli in labelo sunt
The plates are in the sink
407
domo colo
I live at home
408
domum colimus
we live at home
409
diaetam colo
I am in the living room (use colo)
410
Moscoviae habito
I live in Russia (use habito)
411
Lutetiae habito
I live in Paris (use habito)
412
ubi habitatis?
where do you guys live? (use habito)
413
Romae habitamus
We live in Rome (use habito)
414
Lutetiae habitamus
We live in Paris (use habito)
415
femina in hortis publicis sedet
the woman sits in the park
416
puella super pontem sedet
the girl sits on the bridge
417
vir in via stat
the man stands in the road
418
puellae super pontem stant
the girls sit on the bridge
419
pons novi eboraci est
it's the new york bridge
420
urbs in Gallia est
the city is in France
421
urbs in America Foederata est
the city is in America
422
E Gallia oriundi sunt
They are from France
423
E Gallia oriundus est
He is from France
424
E Gallia oriunda est
She is from France
425
Ex America Foederata oriundi sunt
They are from America
426
Ex America Foederata oriundus est
He is from America
427
Ex America Foederata oriunda est
She is from America
428
Roma oriundi sumus
We are from Rome
429
Roma oriunda sum
I am from Rome
430
Roma oriundus est
He is from Rome
431
diaetam colit
he is in the living room (use colo)
432
domum colunt
they live at home
433
quam diaetam colis?
Which room is yours? (use colo & diaeta)
434
eam diaetam colo
I live in that room (use colo & diaeta)
435
Ubi habitas?
Where do you live (use habito)
436
Roma oriundi estis
You guys are from Rome
437
cuias es?
What country are you from?
438
Ex America Foederata oriunda sum
I am from America
439
Ex Aegypto oriundus sum
I am from Egypt
440
Cuiates estis?
Where are you guys from?
441
E Galliae oriundae sumus
We are from France
442
E Sinis oriundae sumus
We are from China
443
Equus procul a domo est
The horse is far from home
444
Puella procul a domo est
The girl is far from home
445
Puer prope domum est
The boy is close to home
446
Canis prope domum est
The dog is close to home
447
domus mea procul a via est
My house is far to the road
448
sella prope ianua est
The chair is close to the door
449
domus mea prope via est
My house is close to the road
450
sella procul a ianua est
The chair is far from the door
451
prope arborem sum
I am close to the tree
452
procul ab arbore sum
I am far from the tree
453
Ea terra Ruthenia vocatur
That land is called Russia
454
Ea terra Aegyptus vocatur
That land is called Egypt
455
Ea terra Iaponia vocatur
That land is called Japan
456
Iaponia prope Sinas est
Japan is close to China
457
Iaponia procul a Brasilia est
Japan is far from Brasil
458
Italia prope Galliam est
Italy is close to France
459
Italia procul a Brasilia est
Italy is far from Brasil
460
Medica sum
I am a doctor
461
Vigil publicus sum
I am a cop
462
Magistra sum
I am a teacher
463
prope pontem sum
I am close to the bridge
464
Procul a ponte sum
I am far from the bridge
465
Ea terra Italia vocatur
That land is called Italy
466
E Ruthenia oriundus sum
I am from Russia
467
Victor vocor
My name is Victor
468
Pater meus est. Michael Cox vocatur.
This is my Father. His name is Michael Cox
469
Mater mea est. Anna Cox vocatur.
This is my mother. Her name is Anna Cox.
470
Sara Cox vocor.
My name is Sara Cox
471
Frater meus est. Ioannes Cox vocatur.
This is my brother. His name is John Cox
472
Salve. Quae vocaris?
Hi. What is your name? (feminine)
473
Quis vocaris?
What is your name (masculine)
474
Te noscere gaudeo
Pleased to meet you
475
Cubiculum meum est
This is my bedroom
476
Culina mea est
This is my kitchen
477
Soror mea est. Iulia vocatur. In hortis publicis ludit
This is my sister. Her name is Julia. She is playing in the park.
478
Mater mea est. Li Rong vocatur. In culina coquit.
This is my mother. Her name is Li Rong. She is cooking in the kitchen.
479
Pater meus est. Bertrandus vocatur. In triclinio edit.
This is my father. His name is Bertrand. He is eating in the kitchen.
480
Frater meus est. Vladimirus vocatur. In cubiculo dormit.
This is my brother. His name is Vladimir. He is sleeping in the bedroom.
481
maritus uxorem osculator
The husband kisses the wife
482
prope arborem sum
I am near the tree
483
sororem amo
I love (my) sister
484
fratrem amo
I love (my) brother
485
Pater in culina stat
The father stands in the kitchen
486
Pueri matrem amant
The boys love (their) mother
487
Puer patrem osculator
The boy kisses (his) father
488
Uxor maritum amat
The wife loves (her) husband
489
Soror fratrem osculator
The sister ksses (her) brother
490
feles piscem aspicit
The cat watches the fish
491
Canem amplector
I hug the dog
492
Puella panem edit
The girl eats the bread
493
Flos ruber est
The flower is red
494
Florem album habeo
I have the white flower
495
Puellae super pontem stant
The girls stand on the bridge
496
Femina potionem arabicam bibit
The woman drinks the coffee
497
Infantem meam amo
I love my child
498
Puella canem amat
The girl loves the dog
499
pons novi eboraci est
This is the New York Bridge
500
Puer et puella piscem aspiciunt
The boy and the girl look at the fish
501
Puella super pontem sedet
The girl sits on the bridge
502
Canis sub tunica est
The dog is under the dress
503
malum super computatorium est
The apple is on the computer
504
radiophonia super sellam est
The radio is on the chair
505
Computatorium super mensam est
The computer is on the table
506
Feles super telehorasim est
The cat is on the tv
507
Computatorium in raeda est
The computer is in the car
508
Claves in calceo sunt
The keys are in the shoe
509
Feles in petaso est
The cat is in the hat
510
mala in acetabulo sunt
The apples are in the bowl
511
Acetabulum super mensam est
The bowl is on the table
512
Mensa in culina est
The table is in the kitchen
513
Puer in raeda est
The boy is in the car
514
Puella in diaeta est
The girl is in the living room
515
familia in raeda est
The family is in the car
516
Femina in diaeta est
The woman is in the living room
517
Ianua parva est
The door is small
518
Fenestra magna est
The window is big
519
Fenestra parva est
The window is small
520
Ianua magna est
The door is big
521
Feles in cubiculo est
The cat is in the bedroom
522
Vir in triclinio est
The man is in the dining room
523
Familia in triclinio est
The family is in the dining room
524
Computatorium in cubiculo est
The computer is in the bedroom
525
Cubiculum viride est
The bedroom is green
526
Exedra viridis est
The living room is greed (exedra)
527
Culina viridis est
The kitchen is green
528
Domus viridis est
The house is green
529
Balneum viride est
The bathroom is green
530
Triclinium viride est
The dining room is green
531
Puer et avus eius in balneo sunt
The boy and his grandfather are in the bathroom (eius)
532
Puella et avus eius ludunt
The girl and her grandfather play (eius)
533
Puella et avia eius in triclinio sunt
The girl and her grandmother are in the dining room (eius)
534
Puer et avia eius coquunt
The boy and his grandmother cook (eius)
535
Maritus uxorem osculator
The husband kisses the wife
536
Soror fratrem osculator
The sister kisses (her) brother
537
Mater filiam amplectitur
The mother hugs the daughter
538
Sororem amplector
I hug (my) sister
539
Canem amplector
I hug the dog
540
Puer patrem osculator
The boy kisses the father
541
Aviam amplectitur
She hugs the grandmother
542
Filium osculatur
He hugs the son
543
Puella sororem amplectitur
The girl hugs the sister
544
Maritum osculatur
She kisses the husband
545
Fratrem amo
I love the brother
546
Matrem amo
I love (my) mother
547
Avum amo
I love (my) grandfather
548
Sororem amo
I love (my) sister
549
Puella canem amat
The girl loves the dog
550
Parentes liberos amant
The parents love (their) kids
551
Puella amicam amplectitur
The girl hugs (her) friend
552
Vir feminam osculatur
The man kisses the woman
553
Pueri matrem amant
The boys love (their) mother
554
Infantem meam amo
I love my child
555
Feles sub mensa est
The cat is under the table
556
Canis sub tunica est
The dog is under the dress
557
Pueri sub lecto sunt
The boys are under the bed
558
Super lectum sum
I am on the bed
559
Sub lecto sum
I am under the bed
560
Feles super mensam est
The cat is on the table
561
Vir in raeda est
The man is in the car
562
Vir super raedam est
The man is on the car
563
Vir sub raeda est
The man is under the car
564
Puella super lectum est
The girl is on the bed
565
Puella sub lecto est
The girl is under the bed
566
Pueri telehorasim aspiciunt
The boys watch tv
567
Puer auscultat
The boy listens
568
Parentes auscultant
The parents listen
569
Parentes liberos aspiciunt
The parents watch the kids
570
Puella radiophoniam auscultat
The girl listens to the radio
571
Vir radiophoniam auscultat
The man listens to the radio
572
Vir stat
The man stands
573
Puer sedet
The boy sits
574
Femina stat
The woman stands
575
Puella sedet
The girl sits
576
Mater culina sedet
The mother sits in the kitchen
577
Filius in exedra stat
The son stands in the living room (exedra)
578
Filia in exedra sedet
The daughter sits in the living room (exedra)
579
vir stat
The man stands
580
Femina sedet
the woman sits
581
Vir sedet
The man sits
582
Estne liber tuus? Est
Is (that) your book? It is.
583
Estne petasus tuus? Non est
Is (that) your hat? It is not
584
Estne soror tua. Est
Is (that) your sister. Yes
585
Pallium super sellam est
Your coat is on the chair
586
Ubi pallium meum est?
Where is my coat?
587
Claves tuae in raeda sunt
Your keys are in the car
588
Ubi claves meae sunt?
Where are my keys?
589
Ubi libri mei sunt?
Where are my books?
590
Libri tui super sellam sunt
Your books are on the chair
591
Ubi poculum meum est?
Where is my cup?
592
Poculum tuum in labello est
Your cup is in the sink
593
Estne frater tuus? Est.
Is (that) your brother? It is.
594
Ubi acta diurna mea sunt?
Where is my newspaper?
595
Acta diurna tua super mensam sunt
Your newspaper is on the table
596
Ubi calcei sunt?
Where are the shoes?
597
Calcei sub lecto sunt
The shoes are under the bed
598
Ubi acta diurna sunt?
Where is the newspaper?
599
Acta diurna super lectum sunt
The newspaper is on the bed
600
Ubi pocula sunt?
Where are the cups?
601
Pocula in labello sunt
The cups are in the sink
602
Ubi catilli sunt
Where are the plates?
603
Catilli in labelo sunt
The plates are in the sink
