Vocabulary
arbor
tree
Give the comparative of tristis.
tristior
This man runs. Give the bolded form in Latin - you can use your chart!
hic
Cur Eurydice per silvam ambulat?
perhaps
fortasse
sequor
I follow
Give the superlative of tristis.
tristissimus
We look at that girl. Give the bolded form in Latin - you can use your chart!
illam
Quid saltat quando Orpheus carmen ludit?
animalia, flores, saxa - animals, flowers, rocks
Who is Aristaeus?
The son of Apollo, Orpehus' rival for Eurydice.
tacitus
silent
Translate: arbor superior est quam casa.
The tree is higher than the house.
I see the dogs of those boys. Give the bolded form in Latin - you can use your chart!
illorum
videbitne Eurydice Orpheum rerum?
Fortasse - perhaps
I see these girls. Give the bolded form in Latin - you can use your chart!
has
worse
peior
I am worse than a snake.
Did you run from that house? Give the bolded form in Latin - you can use your chart!
Orpheus est _________ vir.
pulcherrimus - most beautiful
Translate into Latin: the cloud is smaller than the city.
nubes minor est (quam urbs OR urbe)
I dance
Salto
Dies Mercurii est melior quam dies Lunae, sed Dies Saturnis est optimus!
Wednesday is better than Monday, but Saturday is the best!
Give a cookie to this (female) friend. Give the bolded form in Latin - you can use your chart!
huic
Quid Eurydice putat de Charone?
Est benignus - he is kind.
Translate: in mea anima, mortuus sum!
In my soul, I am dead!