Who Said It?
“Quanti ista holera mala constant? Idōnea equīs sunt!”
Quid est: Valeria?
Lectīa familiae Servīliī est
Quid est: Possessive?
Servīlia Lūcium videt et perlaeta est.
Quid est: Servilia sees Lucius and is very happy?
Fēmina
Quid est: Nominative Singular?
Quid est Socrates?
Quid est: Sīmia?
“Simia bonus discipulus est”
Quid est: Chiron?
Tonsor, vir magnae statūrae, prō tabernā suā stetit
Quid est: descriptive?
“Simia saccum meum habet!”
Quid est: The monkey has my money sack!?
Tabernae (name two)
Quid est: Genitive/Dative Singular
or
Nominative/Vocative Plural?
__ et Socrates amici sunt
Quid est: Chiron?
“Venī hūc, et audī aliquid dē amīcō novō meō!”
Quid est: Servīlia?
Labor fēminārum fessārum in tabernā finīvit
Quid est: Possessive?
“Ō servī! Num fessī estis?”
Quid est: Oh enslaved people, you aren’t tired, are you??
Fīliīs
Quid est: Dative/Ablative Plural?
Quid Socrates bibere non placet?
Quid est: Vinum?
“Antīqua ōva? Antīqua??!!”
Quid est: Venditor?
Nunc, ergō, parum negōtiī in tabernā est.
Quid est: of the whole?
“Nōn mala sunt sed bona. Augustō idōnea!”
Quid est: They’re not bad but good. Suitable for Augustus!?
Discipule
Quid est: Vocative Singular?
Quid Socrates portat ad magistrum?
Quid est: Fīcī?
“Quid dē rēbus Augustī?”
Quid est: “ūnus virōrum”?
Nēmō virōrum magnā vōce dīscere voluit.
Quid est: of the whole?
Ecce — hominēs animāliaque ubīque sunt!
Quid est: Behold — people and animals are everywhere!?
Liciniārum
Quid est: Genitive Plural?
How many limbs does Socrates have? (In Latin)
Quid est: Quattuor?