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Gnaeus et Aulus sunt fīliī Claudiae.
near Claudia
Claudia
of Claudia
with Claudia
Gnaeus et Aulus sunt virī bonī.
to be
are
was
is
Claudia prope Rōmam habitat.
to live
are living
was living
is living
Gnaeus in vīllā prope Rōmam habitat.
from a farmhouse
to a farmhouse
near a farmhouse
in a farmhouse
Aulus prope Alexandrīam in Aegyptō habitat.
near Alexandria
into Alexandria
across Alexandria
toward Alexandria
Claudia fīliōs amat.
her sons
with her sons
her son
of her son
Claudia Gnaeum hodiē vīsitat.
today
happily
often
always
Claudia Aulum nōn vīsitat quod Aulus est in Aegyptō.
and
but
because
when
Ubi Gnaeus et Aulus erant puerī, Claudia stolās pulchrās amābat.
used to love
is loving
are loving
loves
Sed Claudia pecūniam nōn habēbat.
of Claudia
Claudia
to Claudia
by Claudia
Amīcī Aulī ex Aegyptō Claudiam vīsitant. Epistulās et pecūniam Claudiae semper dant.
with Claudia
from Claudia
to Claudia
by Claudia
Claudia ad portum ambulat et nautam rogat, “Nāvigāsne ad Aegyptum?”
Are you sailing
How are you sailing
Why are you sailing
When are you sailing
Nauta respondet, “Ita vērō, ego ad Aegyptum nāvigō.”
No
Maybe
Yes
Soon
Claudia Gnaeō nārrat, “Ego ad Aegyptum nāvigāre et Aulum vīsitāre parō.”
He
We
I
You
Gnaeus monet, “Minimē! Manē in Italiā! Est magnum periculum in Aegyptō!”
To stay
I am staying
He stays
Stay
Claudia rogat, “Quid est perīculum?”
When
Where
Who
What
Gnaeus respondet, “Pīrātae cum nautīs Rōmānīs semper īrātē pugnant.”
angry
angrily
anger
to anger
Nunc Claudia nāvigāre timet.
was sailing
to sail
were sailing
sail
If you met Antonia and Aula talking together in the Forum, how would you greet them?
Salvē!
Valē!
Salvēte!
Valēte!
If you wanted to scare a thief away from your home, which Latin phrase would you put on your door?
Carpe diem!
Ē plūribus ūnum!
Cavē canem!
Tempus fugit!
