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Minimus sum.
I am Minimus
Quis es?
Who are you (sing.)?
Lepidina sum.
I am Lepidina.
mater sum.
I am the mother.
Flavius sum.
I am Flavius.
pater sum.
I am the father.
Quis es?
Who are you (singular)?
Flaccus sum.
I am Flaccus.
filius sum.
I am the son.
Horatia sum.
I am Horatia.
filia sum.
I am the daughter.
Vibrissima sum.
I am Vibrissima.
feles sum.
I am the cat.
Mus exit.
The mouse leaves.
mus Romanus sum.
I am a Roman mouse.
Vindolandae sumus
We are in Vindolanda.
Candidus sum.
I am Candidus.
servus sum.
I am a slave.
servus est.
he is a slave.
servus es.
you (s) are a slave.
servi sumus
we are slaves.
gratias tibi ago.
Thank you (lit: I give thanks to you)
donum tibi habeo.
I have a gift for you.
natalum diem
birthday
veni!
Come!
Carissima
Dearest
donum mihi habes
you have a gift for me
habesne donum mihi
Do you have a gift for me?
donum tibi non habeo
I do not have a gift for you!
Lepidina mater est.
Lepidina is the mother.