Latin 1 - Imperative and Vocative #2

Gnaeus monet, “Minimē! Manē in Italiā! Est magnum periculum in Aegyptō!”

• To stay

• I am staying

• He stays

• Stay

Audīte, cīvēs, verba rēgis!

• Hear

• To hear

• They hear

• We hear

Dīc mihi, Tiberī, nōmen patris tuī.

• to Tiberius

• Tiberius

• of Tiberius

• from Tiberius

Nōlīte clāmāre ad mātrem!

• No one shouts

• Don't shout

• I can shout

• They never shout

Fēmina dēclārat, “Redde mihi, _____, pecūniam meam!”

• mercātoris

• mercātorem

• mercātoribus

• mercātor

Dīc mihi, pater, fābulam dē Mēdēā!

• She tells

• They tell

• Tell

• To Tell

Tabernārius clāmat,“Intrāte tabernam meam et spectāte tunicās splendidās!”

• to look at

• look at

• looks at

• was looking at

Mitte, _____, ad mē multās epistulās!

• discipulus

• discipulī

• discipule

• discipulō

Nōlī currere per ātrium!

• Do not run through the atrium.
• Feel free to sprint through the atrium.
• Running is allowed in the atrium.
• Avoid walking in the atrium.

Ferte, ancillae, vīnum in triclīnium.

• Bring, slave women, wine into the kitchen.

• Carry, servants, water into the dining room.

• Carry, slave women, bread into the bedroom.

• Bring, slave women, wine into the dining room.