| 1 | puellîs multîs rosâs datis. | You (pl) give roses to many girls. |
| 2 | multam pecûniam nôn amat. | He/she/it doesn´t like much money. |
| 3 | patriae fâmam conservâmus. | We preserve the reputation of the country. |
| 4 | puellîs multîs rosâs dô. | I give roses to many girls. |
| 5 | nautâs terrês. | You frighten the sailors. |
| 6 | patriam habetîs antîquam. | You (pl) have an ancient country. |
| 7 | puellîs magnâs rosâs damus. | We give large roses to the girls. |
| 8 | multam pecûniam nôn amâs. | You don´t like much money. |
| 9 | fâmam amâs. | You love a reputation. |
| 10 | puellîs multâs rosâs dant. | They give many roses to girls. |
| 11 | puellîs multîs rosâs dant. | They give roses to many girls. |
| 12 | patriam habêmus antîquam. | We have an ancient country. |
| 13 | multam pecûniam nôn amâmus. | We do not like much money. |
| 14 | patriae fâmam conservâtis. | You (pl) preserve the reputation of the country. |
| 15 | nautâs terret. | He/she/it frightens the sailors. |
| 16 | puellae rosâs datis. | You (pl) give roses to the girl. |
| 17 | antîquâs portâs meae patriae videt. | He/she/it sees the ancient gates of my country. |
| 18 | patriae fâmam conservat. | He/she/it preserves the reputation of the country. |
| 19 | nautâs terreô. | I frighten the sailors. |
| 20 | puellae rosam dô. | I give a rose to the girl. |
| 21 | puellîs rosâs damus. | We give roses to the girl. |
| 22 | portâs meae patriae vidêtis. | You (pl) see the gates of my country. |
| 23 | fâmam habês magnam. | You have a great reputation. |
| 24 | fâmam amat. | He/she/it loves a reputation. |
| 25 | tuîs puellîs multâs rosâs dô. | I give many roses to your girls. |
| 26 | multam pecûniam nôn amâtis. | You (pl) do not like much money. |
| 27 | puellîs multâs rosâs datis. | You (pl) give many roses to the girls. |
| 28 | patriam habet antîquam. | He/she/it has an ancient country. |
| 29 | patriae fâmam conservant. | They preserve the reputation of the country. |
| 30 | puellîs multîs rosâs das. | You give roses to many girls. |
| 31 | nautâs terrêmus. | We frighten the sailors. |
| 32 | patriam habent antîquam. | They have an ancient country. |
| 33 | patriae fâmam conservâs. | You preserve the reputation of the country. |
| 34 | puellârum tuârum magnam fâmam servant. | They protect the great reputation of your girls. |
| 35 | fâmam amâmus. | We love a reputation. |
| 36 | puellîs rosâs dant. | They give roses to the girls. |
| 37 | tuîs puellîs multâs rosâs das. | You give many roses to your girls. |
| 38 | fâmam habêmus magnam. | We have a great reputation. |
| 39 | multam pecûniam nôn amant. | They do not like much money. |
| 40 | puellîs rosâs das. | You give roses to the girls. |
| 41 | antîquâs portâs meae patriae vident. | They see the ancient gates of my country. |
| 42 | rosâs dô. | I give roses. |
| 43 | nautâs terrêtis. | You (pl) frighten the sailors. |
| 44 | fâmam amô. | I love a reputation. |
| 45 | patriae fâmam conservô. | I preserve the reputation of the country. |
| 46 | puellârum tuârum magnam fâmam servâs. | You protect the great reputation of your girls. |
| 47 | fâmam amâtis. | You (pl) love a reputation. |
| 48 | tuîs puellîs multâs rosâs dat. | He/she/it is giving many roses to your girls. |
| 49 | philosophiam antîquam laudô. | I praise ancient philosophy. |
| 50 | puellae rosam dant. | They are giving the girl a rose. |
| 51 | antîquâs portâs meae patriae vidêmus. | We see the ancient gates of my country. |
| 52 | rosâs das. | You give roses |
| 53 | nautâs terrent. | They frighten the sailors. |
| 54 | fâmam amant. | They love a reputation. |
| 55 | sine magnâ îrâ fâmam conservant. | They preserve the reputation without much anger. |
| 56 | tuîs puellîs multâs rosâs damus. | We give many roses to your girls. |
| 57 | puellârum tuârum magnam fâmam servâmus. | We protect the great reputation of your girls. |
| 58 | philosophiam antîquam laudâs. | You praise ancient philosophy. |
| 59 | sine îrâ fâmam conservâmus. | We must preserve fame without anger. |
| 60 | puellârum tuârum fâmam servâs. | You protect the reputation of your girls. |
| 61 | tuae patriae philosophiam antîquam laudant. | They praise the ancient philosophy of your country. |
| 62 | puellîs rosâs dô. | I give roses to the girls. |
| 63 | antîquâs portâs meae patriae vidêtis. | You (pl) see the ancient gates of my country. |
| 64 | rosâs dat. | He/she/it gives roses. |
| 65 | portâs meae patriae videô. | I see the gates of my country. |
| 66 | fâmam conservô. | I preserve the reputation. |
| 67 | tuîs puellîs multâs rosâs das. | You give many roses to your girls. |
| 68 | philosophiam antîquam laudat. | He/she/it praises ancient philosophy. |
| 69 | sine îrâ fâmam conservat. | He/she/it preserves the reputation without anger. |
| 70 | puellârum tuârum fâmam servô. | I protect the reputation of your girls. |
| 71 | tuae patriae philosophiam antîquam laudâs. | You praise the ancient philosophy of your country. |
| 72 | sine magnâ îrâ fâmam conservâtis. | You (pl) preserve the reputation without great anger. |
| 73 | puellârum tuârum magnam fâmam servat. | I protect the great reputation of your girls. |
| 74 | sine îrâ fâmam conservâtis. | You (pl) preserve the reputation without anger. |
| 75 | puellârum tuârum fâmam servat. | He/she/it protects the reputation of your girls. |
| 76 | fâmam conservâs. | You preserve the reputation. |
| 77 | rosâs damus. | We give roses. |
| 78 | tuîs puellîs multâs rosâs dant. | They give many roses to your girls. |
| 79 | portâs meae patriae vidês. | You see the gates of my country. |
| 80 | philosophiam antîquam laudâmus. | We praise ancient philosophy. |
| 81 | sine îrâ fâmam conservâs. | You preserve the reputation without anger. |
| 82 | puellîs rosâs datis. | You (pl) give roses to the girls. |
| 83 | fâmam patriae antîquae laudant. | They praise the reputation of the ancient country. |
| 84 | fâmam habet magnam. | He/she/it has a great reputation. |
| 85 | tuae patriae philosophiam antîquam laudâmus. | We praise the ancient philosophy of your country. |
| 86 | sine magnâ îrâ fâmam conservâmus. | We preserve the reputation without great anger. |
| 87 | puellae rosam damus. | We give a rose to the girl. |
| 88 | puellârum tuârum magnam fâmam servâs. | You protect the great reputation of your girls. |
| 89 | antîquâs portâs meae patriae vidês. | You see the ancient gates of my country. |
| 90 | sine îrâ fâmam conservant. | They preserve the reputation without anger. |
| 91 | puellârum tuârum fâmam servâmus. | We protect the reputation of your girls. |
| 92 | puellîs multîs rosâs dat. | He/she/it gives roses to many girls. |
| 93 | multam pecûniam nôn amô. | I do not like much money. |
| 94 | fâmam conservat. | He/she/it preserves the reputation. |
| 95 | fâmam patriae antîquae laudô. | I praise the reputation of the ancient country. |
| 96 | philosophiam antîquam laudâtis. | You (pl) praise ancient philosophy. |
| 97 | sine îrâ fâmam conservô. | I preserve the reputation without anger. |
| 98 | puellîs multâs rosâs dô. | I give many roses to the girls. |
| 99 | fâmam patriae antîquae laudâtis. | You (pl) praise the reputation of the ancient country. |
| 100 | fâmam habetîs magnam. | You (pl) have a great reputation. |
| 101 | tuae patriae philosophiam antîquam laudat. | He/she/it praises ancient philosophy of your country. |
| 102 | rosâs datis. | You (pl) give roses. |
| 103 | portâs meae patriae videt. | He/she/it sees the gates of my country. |
| 104 | puellae rosam dat. | He/she/it gives a rose to the girl. |
| 105 | antîquâs portâs meae patriae videô. | I see the ancient gates of my country. |
| 106 | sine magnâ îrâ fâmam conservat. | He/she/it preserves the reputation without much anger. |
| 107 | puellârum tuârum magnam fâmam servô. | I protect the great reputation of your girls. |
| 108 | sine magnâ îrâ fâmam conservô. | I preserve the reputation without great anger. |
| 109 | puellârum tuârum fâmam servâs. | You protect the reputation of your girls. |
| 110 | fâmam conservâmus. | We preserve the reputation. |
| 111 | fâmam patriae antîquae laudâs. | You praise the reputation of the ancient country. |
| 112 | philosophiam antîquam laudant. | They praise ancient philosophy. |
| 113 | fâmam conservant. | The preserve the reputation. |
| 114 | fâmam patriae antîquae laudâmus. | We praise the reputation of the ancient country. |
| 115 | tuae patriae philosophiam antîquam laudâs. | You praise the ancient philosophy of your country. |
| 116 | rosâs dant. | They give roses. |
| 117 | portâs meae patriae vidêmus. | We see the gates of my country. |
| 118 | puellae rosam das. | You give a rose to the girl. |
| 119 | portâs meae patriae vident. | They see the gates of my country. |
| 120 | puellîs rosâs dat. | He/she/it gives roses to the girls. |
| 121 | fâmam habeô magnam. | I have a great reputation. |
| 122 | sine magnâ îrâ fâmam conservâs. | You preserve the reputation without great anger. |
| 123 | puellârum tuârum fâmam servant. | They protect the reputation of your girls. |
| 124 | fâmam conservâtis. | You (pl) preserve the reputation. |
| 125 | fâmam patriae antîquae laudat. | He/she/it praises the reputation of the ancient country. |
| 126 | tuae patriae philosophiam antîquam laudô. | I praise the ancient philosophy of your country. |
| 127 | puellîs multâs rosâs dat. | He/she/it gives many roses to the girls. |
| 128 | patriam habeô antîquam. | I have an ancient country. |
| 129 | puellîs multâs rosâs das. | You give many roses to the girls. |
| 130 | fâmam habent magnam. | They have a great reputation. |
| 131 | puellîs multâs rosâs damus. | We give many roses to the girls. |
| 132 | patriam habês antîquam. | You have an ancient country. |
| 1 | I am giving roses. | rosâs dô. |
| 2 | She is giving a rose. | rosam dat. |
| 3 | They are giving the girls roses. | puellîs rosâs dant. |
| 4 | Large roses (as subject) | magnae rosae |
| 5 | Large roses (as object) | magnâs rosâs |
| 6 | I am giving large roses. | magnâs rosâs dô. |
| 7 | The girls are giving nothing. | nihil puellae dant. |
| 8 | The girls are giving large roses to the sailors. | magnâs rosâs nautîs puellae dant. |
| 9 | The sailors are giving the girls large roses. | nautae magnâs rosâs puellîs dant. |
| 10 | You are terrifying the sailors. | nautâs terrês. |
| 11 | The sailors are terrifying the girls. | nautae puellâs terrent. |
| 12 | The girl does not like the sailor. | nautam puella nôn amat. |
| 13 | You should not love reputation. | fâmam nôn amâre dêbês. |
| 14 | We love money. | pecûniam amâmus. |
| 15 | We praise Roman philosophy. | Rômânam philosophiam laudâmus. |
| 16 | Gates (as object) | Portâs |
| 17 | To / for the large gates. | magnîs portîs. |
| 18 | What does he love? | Quid amat? |
| 19 | The sailors see me. | mê vident nautae. |
| 20 | Opinion (as subject) | sententia |
| 21 | Opinion (as object) | sententiam |
| 22 | The girl´s opinion (as object) | sententiam puellae |
| 23 | You are thinking over the opinion. | sententiam côgitâs. |
| 24 | You are thinking over the girl´s opinion. | sententiam puellae côgitâs. |
| 25 | You are thinking over the girls´ opinion. | sententiam puellae côgitâs. |
| 26 | Fortune gives the sailors much money. | nautîs pecûniam multam fortûna dat. |
| 27 | Life gives the girls many opinions. | puellîs multâs sententiâs vîta dat. |
| 28 | Fortune gives the homeland nothing. | patriae nihil fortûna dat. |
| 29 | Often the opinions of the sailors miss the mark ( = err). | saepe sententiae nautârum errant. |
| 30 | The sailor´s philosophy warns the country. | patriam philosophia nautae monet. |
| 31 | My philosophy is ancient. | Antîqua philosophia mea est. |
| 32 | I am well. | Valeô. |
| 33 | They are well. | Valent. |
| 34 | The sailors are preserving the gates. | Portâs nautae servant. |
| 35 | Many sailors are preserving the large gates. | magnâs portâs multî nautae servant. |
| 36 | Your anger is great. | îra tua magna est. |
| 37 | The roses are for the girls. | Puellîs rosae sunt. |
| 38 | Good Fortune is not life. | bona fortûna vita nôn est. |
| 39 | Without the sailors | sine nautîs |
| 40 | Without philosophy life is not well. | sine philosophiâ vita nôn valet. |
| 41 | The life of my country is not well. | vita patriae meae nôn valet. |
| 42 | What should you think over? | Quid côgitâre dêbês? |
| 43 | But what warns me? | Sed quid mê monet? |
| 44 | Punishment and wrath terrify me. | mê poenaque îra terrent. |
| 45 | The opinions of the fatherland ought to warn us. | patriae sententiae nôs monêre dêbent. |
| 46 | What is the penalty of anger? | Quid îrae poena est? |
| 47 | Nothing terrifies the sailors. | nautâs nihil terret. |
| 48 | The sailors praise your fortune. | tuam fortûnam nautae laudant. |
| 49 | You (pl.) do not have a reputation. | fâmam nôn habêtis. |
| 50 | Nothing is well if you are not well. | nihil salvet si nôn salves. |
| 51 | Your beauty (as subject) | tûa forma |
| 52 | Your beauty (as object) | tuam fôrmam |
| 53 | Nothing has your beauty. | tuam fôrmam nihil habet. |
| 54 | The girls love their ancient country. | antîquam patriam puellae amant. |
| 55 | We see the large gates. | magnâs portâs vidêmus. |
| 56 | The life of a rose (as subject) | Vita rosae |
| 57 | The reputation of the country (as object) | fâmam patriae |
| 58 | Your opinion is mistaken. | sententia tûa errat. |
| 59 | The girls warn the sailors. | nautâs puellae monent. |
| 60 | What do you advise? | Quid monês? |
| 61 | Without much money, you (pl.) ought not make a mistake. | Sine multâ pecuniâ errâre nôn dêbêtis. |
| 62 | Without form, you have nothing. | Sine formâ nihil habês. |
| 63 | We praise the anger of the sailors. | îram nautârum laudâmus. |
| 64 | Without gates | sine portîs |
| 65 | Without shape | sine formâ |
| 66 | We do not see the shapes. | formâs nôn vidêmus. |
| 67 | We ought to keep the opinions of philosophy. | sententiâs philosophiae servâre dêbêmus. |
| 68 | Philosophy does not praise fortune´s reputation. | fâmam fortûnae philosophia nôn laudât. |
| 69 | They ought to praise girls and roses and glory. | gloriam et rosâs et puellâs laudâre dêbent. |
| 70 | They ought to give money often. | saepe pecûniam dare dêbent. |
| 71 | The penalties of a reputation are great. | magnae poenae fâmae sunt. |
| 72 | They are not well without a homeland. | sine patriâ nôn valent. |
| 73 | Give the sailors money! | nautîs pecûniam da! |
| 74 | Warn (pl.) the country! | patriam monête! |
