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59 Cards in this Set
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ambulamus in agris
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we are running in the fields
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sedet sub arboribus
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she is sitting under the trees
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saltat cum lupis
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he dances with wolves
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nolo purgare cubiculum
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I don't want to clean the room
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vexatis patres
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y'all are annoying the fathers
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noli excitare magistram
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don't wake the teacher (fem)
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sedent propre ianuam
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they are sitting by the door
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laborat in urbe
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he is working in the city
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portat filium ex urbe
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he is carrying his son out of the city
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portant libros in scolam
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they are carrying books in school
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Cur scribas epistulas?
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Why are you writing letters?
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Ubi navigamus ad Italiam?
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When do we sail for Italy?
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Ubi surgis?
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When do you get up?
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Servos reprehendere vult.
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He wants to scold the slaves.
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Noli portare libros ab scola
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Don't carry books away from the school.
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Currit e cubiculo.
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She runs out of the room.
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Arbores amo ascendere.
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I love to climb trees.
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Spectare saltatores amasne?
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Do you love to watch dancers?
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Cantorem audisne?
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Do you hear the singer?
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Magistrum auditisne?
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Do y'all hear the teacher (male)?
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Scribit magnum librum.
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He is writing a big book.
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Legunt libros in scolam.
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They are reading books in school.
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Cantatis bene!
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Y'all sing well.
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Marce, quid facis in silva?
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Marcus, what are you doing in the woods?
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Sexte, cur non redis ad urbem?
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Sextus, why don't you return to the city?
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Discipuli et discipulae, attendite!
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Students, pay attention!
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Quid faciunt in agris?
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What are they doing in the fields?
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Curri!
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Run!
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Videtisne puerum?
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Do y'all see the boy?
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Amo ambulare per silvam.
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I like to walk through the woods.
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Necesse est discedere.
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It is time to leave.
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Non necesse est clamare.
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It is not necessary to shout.
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Quaeso, parate larborare.
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Please, prepare to work (y'all).
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Scribo epistulam.
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I am writing a letter.
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Sedet sub mensa.
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H is sitting under the table.
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Vult habitare cum servis.
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He wants to live with the slaves.
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Lupus defessus ex arbore cadit.
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The tired wolf falls out of the tree.
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Quid facimus in scola hodie?
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What are we doing in school today?
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Cum ordinatoribus laboramus.
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We are working with computers.
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Gemitis magnas voces.
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Y'all groan in loud voices.
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Defessi servi sub arboribus dormiunt.
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The tired slaves are sleeping under the trees.
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Noli vexare me, os porcus!
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Don't annoy me, pig face!
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Volo docere lupos cantare
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I want to teach wolves to sing
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Ire Romam visne?
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Do you want to go to Rome?
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Latinum legere temptat.
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He/she tries to read Latin.
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Cogitare discipuli tempant.
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The students try to think.
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In camera discipulae currunt et clamant.
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The students (fem) run and shout in the room.
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Pater eius ad Italiam ire parat.
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His/her father prepares to go to Italy.
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Discipuli et discipulae bonum cibum coquere parant.
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Students (masc and fem) prepare to cook good food.
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Discipulae! Nolite dicere ubi doceo!
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Students! Don't y'all speak when I'm teaching!
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Quaeso, noli ludere cum amicis ubi legemus Latine.
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Please, don't play with your friends when we are reading Latin.
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Latinum librum legere potestisne?
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Can y'all read a Latin book?
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Cantare potesne?
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Can you sing?
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Scribere musicam possum.
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I can write music.
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Feles amo. Amasne?
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I love cats. Do you love (them)?
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Amice, noli lacrimare!
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Friend, don't cry!
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Ubi eo Italiam, multas epistulas vobis scribo ab Roma.
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When I go to Italy, I (will) write you many letters from Rome.
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Vobis sententias scribo.
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I am writing sentences for y'all.
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Nobis necesse est scribere multos exercitios.
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It is necessary for us to write many exercises.
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