Nouns
Cupimus ficōs.
accusative plural
Capio cibum.
1st person singular
Magistra discipulam amat.
discipulos
Licinia pecuniam populōrum capit.
Liciniam takes the people's money/Licinia takes the money of the people.
____ fi, do or die (Marine Corps Motto)
semper (always)
Harrius filium familiae ducit.
genitive singular
Pecuniam in mensa (on the table) ponimus.
1st person plural
Magister ludī est.
ludorum
Ubi est mater filiārum?
Where is the mother of the daughters?/Where is the daughters' mother?
This ___ that
aut (or)
Laetae feminae valent.
Nominative Plural
Romani et vinum et aquam in poculis bibunt.
3rd person plural
Femina ad tabernam ambulat.
tabernas
Cupio aut aquam aut vinum sed non cibum.
Now and ____
tunc
Servilius discipulōs ad ludum magistrōrum ducit.
genitive plural
Quid tu et Licinia agitis?
2nd person plural
Ad ludum ambulamus.
ambulo
Virique feminaeque magistrum ludī vident.
Both the men and women see the school's teacher./Both the men and the women see the teacher of the school.
Alternative to "et"
Vir pecuniam feminae dat.
genitive singular
Cupisne panem?
2nd person singular
Discipulōs et discipulās salutas.
salutatis
Ad tabernam Lisae Servilius Lucium ducit.
Servilius leads Lucius to Lisa's shop./Servilius leads Lucius to the shop of Lisa.
Mane