Section 1. Introduction. English to Latin.

Question 1

Who are you?

Answer 1

quis es tū?

Question 2

I am Euclio. I am an old man.

Answer 2

ego sum Eucliō. senex sum.

Question 3

Who are you?

Answer 3

quis es tū?

Question 4

I am Phaedra. I am Euclio’s daughter.

Answer 4

ego sum Phaedra. fīlia Eucliōnis sum.

Question 5

Who are you?

Answer 5

quis es tū?

Question 6

I am Staphyla, a slave woman of Euclio.

Answer 6

Staphyla sum, serua Eucliōnis.

Question 7

Who are you (plural)?

Answer 7

quī estis?

Question 8

We are Euclio’s household.

Answer 8

familia Eucliōnis sumus.

Question 9

Characters of the play

Answer 9

drāmatis persōnae

Question 10

Euclio: Euclio is an old man, Phaedra’s father.

Answer 10

Eucliō: Eucliō senex est, pater Phaedrae.

Question 11

Phaedra: Phaedra is Euclio’s daughter.

Answer 11

Phaedra: Phaedra fīlia Eucliōnis est.

Question 12

Staphyla: (She) is Euclio’s slave (woman).

Answer 12

Staphyla: serua Eucliōnis est.

Question 13

Euclio is an old man.

Answer 13

Eucliō senex est.

Question 14

Old man Euclio is a miser.

Answer 14

Eucliō senex auārus est.

Question 15

Euclio lives in the house with (his) daughter.

Answer 15

Eucliō in aedibus habitat cum fīliā.

Question 16

Euclio’s daughter is Phaedra.

Answer 16

fīlia Eucliōnis Phaedra est.

Question 17

And there is also a slave woman in the house.

Answer 17

est et serua in aedibus.

Question 18

The slave woman’s name is Staphyla.

Answer 18

seruae nōmen est Staphyla.

Question 19

The household of Euclio lives in the house.

Answer 19

Eucliōnis familia in aedibus habitat.

Question 20

(There) are in Euclio’s household the head of the family, and Phaedra Euclio’s daughter, and Staphyla the slave (woman).

Answer 20

sunt in familiā Eucliōnis paterfamiliās, et Phaedra fīlia Eucliōnis, et Staphyla serua.

Question 21

All (of them) live in the house.

Answer 21

omnēs in aedibus habitant.