Adjectives
Puellae bonae sunt.
The girls are good.
Portatis carrum?
Do you carry the wagon?
Viam bonam parat.
He prepares the good road.
The good girls work.
Puellae bonae laborant.
3rd plural
Boni carri sunt magni et parvi.
The good wagons are small.
Paramus puellam portare.
We prepare the girl to sing.
Vitam et viam amant.
They love life and the road.
Many horses carry the girls.
Multi equi puellas portant.
paratis
2nd plural
Carri multi servos spectant.
The small wagons carry the slaves.
Puellas amant servi.
The servants love the girls.
Agricola bonus et magni equi amant vitam.
The good family and the large horses love life.
The bad farmer does not work.
Agricola malus non laborat.
carros
Aquam carri magni bonam portant.
The large wagons carry the good water.
Puella, familia erat magna.
Girl, the family was big.
Vitae malae sunt et laboramus.
The lives are bad and we work.
We prepare the good life and the farmer is small.
Paramus vitam bonam et agricola est parvus.
agricolae
masculine nominative plural
OR
masculine genitive plural
Ubi parvas mali puellas portant carri?
Where do the bad wagons carry the small girls?
Nunc insulas multas specto et paramus vitam bonam.
Now I see the many islands and we prepare the good life.
Insulam malam non laudatis.
Y'all do not praise the bad island.
I don't love the farmer; he is bad, but the island was good.
Non amo agricolam; est malus, sed insula bona erat.
carro
masculine dative singular
OR
masculine ablative singular