Simple Sentences-English Flashcards
Alexandra loves the Queen.
Alexandra reginam amat.
I love the Queen.
Reginam amo.
You are not the Queen
Reginam non es.
We are sailors.
Nautae sumus.
You are farmers.
Estes agricolae.
The girl loves the Queen.
Puella reginam amat.
The boy loves the girl.
Pues puellam amat.
The boy has shoes.
Puer calceos habet.
Alexandra is a girl.
Alexandra puella est
they love the table
mensam amant
the boy loves horses
puer equos amat
the queen praises God
regina Deum laudat
Elizabeth is the Queen
Elizabeth reginam est
I love Mary
Mariam amo
I am a sailor
Nauta sum
He is a poet
Poēta est
You are not a sailor
Nōn es nauta
He is a sailor
Est nauta
We are sailors
Nautae sumus
Y’all are farmers
Agricolae estis
They are poets
Poētae sunt
I am watching the sailor
Nautam spectō
I am not watching the farmer
Nōn spectō agricolam
I am watching the sailors
Nautās spectō
I am not watching the farmer
Nōn spectō agricolās
I am watching the farmer
Agricolam spectō
I am watching the star
Stellam spectō
I am not watching the stars
Stellās nōn spectō
I am watching the stars
spectō stellās
I am watching the stars
Spectō stellās
I am watching the moon.
Lūnam spectō.
I am watching both the stars and the moon
Et lūnam et stellās spectō.
The moon is not a star.
Lūna nōn est stella.
He is watching the moon.
Spectās lūnam.
He is watching the stars.
Spectās stellās
You are not a farmer.
Agricolae nōn sunt.
He is watching the moon.
Spectat lūnam.
The sailor is watching the stars.
Nauta stellās spectat.
I am carrying water.
Aquam ego portō.
The girls often count the stars.
Puellae stellās saepe numerant.
The girl loves the sailor.
Puella nautam amat.
We love the poet.
Poētaem amāmus.
I love both the moon and the stars.
Et lūnam et stellās amō.
The girl often carries water.
Puella aquam saepe portat.
I am a girl.
Sum puella.
I love the forest.
Amō silvam.
The girls love the forest.
Puellae silvam amant.
The sailor does not like the forest
Nauta silvam nōn amat.
I often carry water.
Ego aquam saepe portō.
The girl’s father is in the field.
Pater puellarum in agro est.