Pronouns
Ego
I
Orābant.
They were praying.
Omnibus gentibus Deus vēritātem dabit.
God will give truth to all nations.
Cūr senātum vocās?
Why do you call the Senate?
portat
he/she/it carries
Tu
You
In Caelō Deum laudābimus.
We shall praise God (in Heaven).
Interim imperātor centuriōnēs in hīberna vocābit.
Meanwhile, the commander in chief will call the centurions into winter quarters.
Ubi sunt hīberna hostium?
Where are the enemy’s winter quarters?
ōrābat
he/she/it was praying
Se
himself, herself, itself
Rōmām laudābis.
You will praise Rome.
Deus hominēs sānctōs post mortem in Caelum vocābit.
God will call holy men into Heaven after death.
Quis Deum nōn laudat?
Who does not praise God?
dabis
you will give
Mei
Of me
Caesar mīlitēs in hīberna vocābit.
Caesar will call the soldiers (into the winter quarters).
Servī frūmentum in hīberna portābunt.
The servants/slaves will carry the grain into winter quarters.
Ubi sunt cōpiae Rōmānae?
Where are the Roman troops?
pugnābimus
We will fight
Tibi
To/For You
Centuriōnēs frūmentum nōn portābant.
The centurions were not carrying the grain.
Centuriō prīncipēs in hīberna vocābit.
The centurion will call the leading men into winter quarters.
Cūr urbēs aliēnās occupat?
Why does he seize the foreign cities?
vocābunt
they will call