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Greetings
Caput I Vocab (NO NOTES)
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Draw a Picture
100

the Latin phrase for "my name is"

Quid est "mihi nomen est"?

100

sub arbore

Quid est "under a/the tree"?
100

Flavia est puella.

Quid est "Flavia is a girl"?

100

Cornelia is a girl.

Quid est "Cornelia est puella"?

100

In picturā, est puella laeta.

Quid est "In the picture, there is a happy girl"?

200

the Latin phase for "what is your name?"

Quid est "quod nomen est tibi?"

200

est

Quid est "is"?

200

In picturā est puella Romana.

Quid est "In the picture there is a Roman girl"?

200

Cornelia reads in the country house.

Quid est "Cornelia legit in villā"?

200

In picturā, est puella intelligens.

Quid est "in the picture is a smart girl"?

300

the Latin word you would use if you are saying "hello" to one person

Quid est "salve"!

300

habitat

Quid est "lives"?

300

In picturā est puella Romana, nomine Flavia.

Quid est "In the picture there is a Roman girl named Flavia"?

300

In the picture is a country house, where Cornelia lives.

Quid est "In picturā est villa, ubi Cornelia habitat"?

300

In picturā, puella sub arbore sedet.

Quid est "in the picture, a girl sits under the tree"?

400

the Latin word you use if you are saying good-bye to multiple people

Quid est "valete"?

400

puella Romana

Quid est "Roman girl"?

400

In picturā est puella Romana, quae est laeta.

Quid est "In the picture there is a Roman girl who is happy"?

400

Cornelia is happy because Flavia lives under a tree.

Quid est "Cornelia est laeta quod Flavia sub arbore habitat"?

400

In picturā, tacita puella legit.

Quid est "in the picture the quiet girl reads"?

500

two possible Latin responses to the question "Quid agis?"

Quid est "bene," "non male," "male," OR "em vivo"?

500

dum

Quid est "while"?
500

In picturā est puella Romana, quae est laeta quod Cornelia in villā vicinā habitat.

Quid est "In the picture there is a Roman girl who is happy because Cornelia lives in the neighboring country house"?

500

Flavia is a Roman girl who lives under a tree in Italy, while Cornelia lives in a country house.

Quid est "Flavia est puella Romana quae sub arbore in Italiā habitat, dum Cornelia in villā habitat"?

500

In picturā, Magistra est non laeta quod in arbore habitat.

Quid est "In the picture, Magistra is not happy because she is living in a tree"?