Present/Absent
This means, "He is here" in Latin.
What is, "Adest?"
This means, "He hits," in Latin.
What is, "Pulsat?"
This means, "Come!" to one person in Latin.
What is, "Veni"?
Puella, quae cantat, est illa. (Illa = this female one)
Quae est Iulia?
Numerus nummorum in sacculo Iulii sunt hoc.
Quid est, "Decem nummi?"
This means, "He is not here," in Latin.
What is, "Abest"?
This means, "He comes," in Latin.
What is "Venit?"
This means "Come here!" to more than one person in Latin.
What is, "Venite hic"?
Puer, qui iratus est, est ille. (Ille = this male one).
Quis est Marcus?
Servus, qui adest, est ille. (Ille = That masculine one)
Quis est, "Medus"?
This means, "They are not here" in Latin.
What is, "Absunt?"
This means, "He sees the girl," in Latin
What is, "Videt puellam"?
This means, "Ask him!" to more than one person in Latin.
What is "Interrogate eum"?
Femina, quae venit, est illa (Illa = this female).
Quae est Aemilia?
Servus, quem Medum vocat, est ille. (Ille = That masculine one)
Quis est Davus?
This means, "They are here," in Latin.
What is "Adsunt?"
This means, "We call the female student" in Latin.
What is, "Vocamus discipulam?"
This means, "Take your sack, O bad servant" to one person in Latin.
What is, "Sume saculum tuum, O improbe serve!"?
Vir, quem Quintus vocat, est ille.
Quis est Iulius?
Baculum, quod in mensa est, est suum.
Quis est Iulius?
These two phrases mean, "I am here," and "I am not here," in Latin.
What is, "Adsum," and "Absum"?
This means, "Y'all hear the good teacher" in Latin.
What is, "Auditis magistrum probum?"
This means, "Go away!/Depart/Leave!" to many people in Latin.
What is, "Abite or Discedite"?
Puer, quem Iulius verberat, est ille.
Quis est Marcus?
Servus, qui pecuniam Iulii habet, est ille. (Ille = That masculine one)
Quis est Medus?