WorksheetsLatin 2 Translation Practice 1
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Vir fīliae, Marīae, pupam dedit.
Maria gave a doll to the man with a daughter.
Maria gave the man’s daughter a doll.
The man gave a doll to his daughter, Maria.
The man’s daughter gave Maria a doll.
Puer canem Rufum nōminat.
Rufus calls the boy a dog.
Rufus the dog is a boy.
The boy calls the dog Rufus.
The boy is called Rufus by the dog.
Caesar ad Rubiconem ambulāvit.
Caesar had walked to the Rubicon.
Caesar is walking to the Rubicon.
Caesar was walking to the Rubicon.
Caesar walked to the Rubicon.
Marcus Iuliam videt.
Marcus sees Julia.
Marcus sees Julius.
Julius sees Marcus.
Julia sees Marcus.
Iulius fēminae, Claudiae, rōsam dedit.
Julius gave a rose to the woman, Claudia.
Julius gave roses to the woman, Claudia.
Julia, a woman, gave roses to Claudius.
Julia, a woman, gave a rose to Claudius.
Estne comes rēginae aut mīlitis?
Is the companion a queen or a soldier?
Is he a companion of the queen or the soldier?
Is the companion of the queen a soldier?
Is the companion of the queens a soldier?
Octāvius nōn est amīcus Antoniō.
For Antony, Octavius is friendly.
Not Octavius, but Antony, is the friend.
Octavius and Antony are friends.
Octavius is not friendly to Antony.
Optant Caesarem ducī.
Caesar wants to be the leader.
Caesar wishes he could be the leader.
They want Caesar for a leader.
They wish Caesar could be a leader.
Cum mātre ad agrum ambulās.
He walks with his mother to the field.
You walk with your mother to the field.
The mother walks with him to the field.
The farmer walks with his mother to the field.
Mīles magnā cum laude dē Caesare dīxit.
The great soldier praised Caesar.
The great soldier spoke of Caesar with praise.
The soldier praised Caesar greatly.
The soldier spoke of Caesar with great praise.
Imperātor hostēs cum mīlitibus reppulit.
The general drove back the enemies with the soldiers.
The general drove back the enemy with the soldier.
The general will drive back the enemy with the soldiers.
The general will drive back the enemies with the soldier.
Caesar clamāvit, “Mīlitēs, plēbēs nolīte pulsāre!”
Caesar shouted, “Soldier, do not beat the commoner!”
Caesar shouted, “Soldier, do not beat the commoners!”
Caesar shouted, “Soldiers, do not beat the commoner!”
Caesar shouted, “Soldiers, do not beat the commoners!”
Iūlia magnā cum laetitiā rīsit.
Great Julia laughed with gladness.
Julia greatly laughed with gladness.
Julia laughed with great gladness.
Julia will laugh with great gladness.
Pīrātae superbī navēs rēgis vastāvērunt.
The proud pirate destroyed the ship of the king.
The proud pirate destroyed the ships of the kings.
The proud pirates destroyed the ships of the king.
The proud pirates destroyed the ships of the kings.
Per locum niveum mīlitēs ambulābant.
The soldier is walking through a snowy place.
The soldier was walking through a snowy place.
The soldiers are walking through a snowy place.
The soldiers were walking through a snowy place.
Dēsertor magistrātum gladiō acūtō pugnāvit.
The deserter is fighting the magistrate with a sharp sword.
The deserters are fighting the magistrates with sharp swords.
The deserter fought the magistrate with a sharp sword.
The deserters fought the magistrates with sharp swords.
Jūlia magnā cum laetitiā rīsit.
Julia laughs with great joy
Julia laughed with great joy
Julia will laugh with great joy
Julia had laughed with great joy
Terra est pācātus et magnam fēlīcitātem mihi dat.
The land is peaceful and gives me great happiness
The land is peaceful and gives us great happiness
The land is peaceful and gives him great happiness
The land is peaceful and gives them great happiness
Caesarem necāre vōtum faciō.
I make a vow to kill Caesar
I made a vow to kill Caesar
I will make a vow to kill Caesar
I had made a vow to kill Caesar
Vīrī gladiīs ferrī dīmicābunt.
The men fought with swords of iron
The men will fight with swords of iron
The men were fighting with swords of iron
The men had fought with swords of iron
Licet tibi īre ad lūdōs aut manēre in vīllā.
They are going to the games or stay in the farmhouse
He is allowed to go to the games or stay in the farmhouse
You are allowed to go to the games or stay in the farmhouse
Am I allowed to go to the games or stay in the farmhouse
Mīlitēs oppidum armīs vastērunt.
The soldiers conquered the town with weapons
The soldiers destroyed the town with weapons
The soldiers fought the town with weapons
The soldiers built the town with weapons
Bēstia īrāta cum furōre per silvīs currit.
The beast is destroying the forest
The beast is protecting the forest
The beast is running through the forest
The beast is fighting in the forest
Post multōs annōs et multa bella, rēx nōn est Rōmae.
After many years and many wars, Rome does not have a king
After many years and many wars, the king left Rome
After many years and many wars, the king is not a Roman
After many years and many wars, the king left Rome
Multōs captīvōs ad urbem tulit.
He brought many captives to Rome
He brings many captives to Rome
He will ring many captives to Rome
He had brought many captives to Rome
Caesar erat amīcus meus, mihi fidēlis iūstusque
Caesar is my friend, faithful and just to me
Caesar was my friend, faithful and just to me
Caesar was our friend, faithful and just to us
Caesar is our friend, faithful and just to us
Senātōrēs Caesarem rēgem recūsāvērunt.
The Senators refused Caesar as king
The Senators claimed Caesar as their king
Caesar refused to accept the crown from the Senate
The Senate refused Caesar the crown
Orpheus bēstiās mūsicā sōpīvit.
Orpheus fell asleep and woke up a king
Orpheus put the beasts to sleep with music
Orpheus used music to kill the beasts
Orpheus slept to the music of the beasts
MīIes in viā stat.
The soldier is fighting in the road
The soldier is walking in the road
The soldier is standing in the road
The soldier is yielding the road
Aenēās cum sociīs fūgit.
Aeneas fled from his allies
Aeneas fought beside his allies
Aeneas defended his allies
Aeneas fled with his allies
Dīscipulīs erant librī.
The books belonged to the students
The students were in books
The books were about the students
The students were free
Brūtus dīxit, “Erat cupidus gloriae.”
Brutus said, "He was desirous of glory."
Brutus said, "Cupid was glorious."
Brutus says, "He was desirous of glory."
Brutus said, "I desired glory."
Ō frāter, ubi es?
O father, where are you?
O brother, where are you?
O brother, where did you go?
O father, where did you go?
Hostem repellāre et Romam regnāre magnam fēlīcitātem mihi dabunt.
To repel enemies and to rule great Rome will give me happiness
To defeat enemies and rule Rome gives me great happiness
To repel the enemy and to rule Rome will give me great happiness
The enemies of Rome take great happiness in repelling Rome's king
Cultus est opus bonum
Culture is good for a town
Agriculture is good work
Culture is working well
Agriculture is good for people
Bellum est opus bonum
War is good for a town
War is good work
A good job is beautiful
Good jobs are beautiful
Senātus est rēs bona
The Senate is a good thing
The Senators are good
The Senators are good men
The Senate is well made
Vōtum fēcī senātum restituere
I make a vow to restore the senate
I made a vow to restore the senate
He vowed to restore the senate
He vows to restore the senate
Mitte ad mē, sī placet, multās epistulās!
Send to me, please, many letters
I sent you many pleasing letters
Send me many pleasing letters
He sent me many pleasing letters
Quis est rēgina Aegyptī
Who is the queen of Egypt
Who is the king of Egypt
Who is the ruler of Egypt
Who ruled Egypt
Quis est uxor Caesarīs
Who is the servant of caesar
What is Caesar's plan
Who is the wife of Caesar
What is Caesar's law
Lūcī, ego sum pater tuus
Luke is my father
Luke's father is yours too
Luke, I am his father
Luke, I am your father
