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Magistra Ebert
Chapter 5 Sentences
Term | Definition |
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The girls walk often in the garden. | Puellae in horto saepe ambulant. |
The day is warm. | Dies calidus est. |
The girls are walking from the garden in to the woods. | Puellae ex horto in silvam ambulant. |
The river is cold. | Rivus frigidus est. |
The boys are running in the same woods. | Pueri in eadem silva errant. |
The girls are sitting near the river. | Puellae prope rivum sedent. |
Cur Marcus arbores ascendere non vult? | Why Marcus does not want to climb trees? |
Is he a lazy boy? | Estne puer ignavus? |
Why don't you like Marcus? | Cur tu Marcum non amas? |
Marcus neque ignavus neque temerarius est. | Marcus is neither lazy nor reckless. |
Estne Marcus sollicitus? | Is Marcus anxious? |
Nothing frightens Sextus! | Sextum nihil terret. |
Subito lupum conspiciunt. | Suddenly they notice a wolf. |
Lupus ad rivum descendit. | The wolf is coming down to the river. |
The girls are terrified. | Puellae perterritae sunt. |
Immediately they are running. | Statim currunt. |
Immediately | Statim |
Immediately they are shouting. | Statim clamant. |
The boys are immediately running to the girls. | Pueri statim ad puellas currunt. |
The wolf notices them. | Lupus eos conspicit. |
Sextus arborem petit. | Sextus is looking for a tree. |
Sextus arborem ascendit. | Sextus is climbing a tree. |
Lupus eum terret. | The wolf is terrifying him. |
Marcus ramum arripit. | Marcus grabs a branch. |
Marcus lupum repellit. | Marcus is driving the wolf off. |
The girls are running out of the woods. | Puellae e silva currunt. |
Ad villam salvae adveniunt. | They arrive at the house safe. |
Marcus is arriving. | Marcus advenit. |
Eum laetae excipiunt. | They welcome him happily. |
Sextus is still sitting in the tree. | Sextus adhuc in arbore sedet. |
Est perterritus. | He is terrified. |
He is scared to come down. | Descendere timet. |