| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| the report | fama |
| The report about the war frightens the citizens. | Fama de bello cives terret. |
| There is a report in the forum about the new teacher. | Fama de nova magistra in foro est. |
| honest | honestus |
| prudent | prudens |
| Mother says that the teacher is honest and prudent. | Mater dicit magistram honestam et prudentem esse. |
| foolish | stultus |
| the rumor | rumor |
| false | falsus |
| The brother calls the student foolish, because he believes a false rumor. | Frater discipulum stultum vocat, quia rumorem falsum credit. |
| loyal | fidelis |
| the loyalty | fides |
| Loyalty preserves friendship. | Fides amicitiam servat. |
| The girl is loyal, and the teacher praises her loyalty. | Puella fidelis est, et magistra fidem eius laudat. |
| the trust | fides |
| Without trust, friendship cannot last long. | Sine fide amicitia diu manere non potest. |
| the freedom | libertas |
| the safety | salus |
| Freedom is pleasing, but safety also must be preserved. | Libertas grata est, sed salus quoque servanda est. |
| The emperor says that the freedom of the citizens must be preserved along with the safety of the city. | Imperator dicit libertatem civium cum salute urbis servandam esse. |
| to swear | iurare |
| The slave swears that he did not take the coins out of the bag. | Servus iurat se nummos ex sacculo non tulisse. |
| The witness swears that she is telling the truth. | Testis iurat se verum dicere. |
| anyone | quis |
| If anyone shouts in the forum, the judge orders him to be silent. | Si quis in foro clamat, iudex eum tacere iubet. |
| to swear falsely | falsum iurare |
| The judge says that no one is allowed to swear falsely. | Iudex dicit nemini falsum iurare licere. |
| angry | iratus |
| If anyone swears falsely, the judge is angry. | Si quis falsum iurat, iudex iratus est. |
| the patience | patientia |
| Mother is angry, but she tries to keep her patience. | Mater irata est, sed patientiam servare conatur. |
| the will | voluntas |
| the force | vis |
| Father says that good will is better than force. | Pater dicit bonam voluntatem meliorem esse quam vim. |
| the reasoning | ratio |
| The teacher’s reasoning is clear, and the students follow his advice. | Ratio magistri clara est, et discipuli consilium eius sequuntur. |
| the habit | consuetudo |
| A good habit makes the student more studious. | Bona consuetudo discipulum studiosiorem facit. |
| A good habit helps the students, because every day they come at the same hour. | Consuetudo bona discipulos iuvat, quia cotidie eadem hora veniunt. |
| wise | sapiens |
| If you are wise, you must tell the truth. | Si sapiens es, veritatem dicere debes. |
| to listen | audire |
| Be silent and listen to the teacher. | Tacete et magistram audite. |
| Grandfather says that a wise person often listens and does not always shout. | Avus dicit hominem sapientem saepe audire et non semper clamare. |
| Without force, peace remains in the city. | Sine vi pax in urbe manet. |
| When father is angry, grandmother nevertheless answers with patience. | Cum pater iratus est, avia tamen cum patientia respondet. |
| The prudent girl understands her mother’s reasoning, but her foolish brother does not understand the same reasoning. | Puella prudens rationem matris intellegit, sed frater stultus eandem rationem non intellegit. |
| The new teacher is said to be honest. | Nova magistra honesta esse dicitur. |
| Lucia is thought to be prudent, because she always comes prepared before the others. | Lucia prudens esse putatur, quia semper ante alios parata venit. |
| just | iustus |
| The merchant is not said to be just, because he asks too high a price. | Mercator iustus esse non dicitur, quia pretium nimium petit. |
| Father says that a just judge does not follow a false rumor. | Pater dicit iustum iudicem rumorem falsum non sequi. |
| the reason | ratio |
| The teacher explains the reason clearly to the students. | Magistra discipulis rationem clare explicat. |
| But mother answers that a rumor is often false and that the reason ought to be sought. | Sed mater respondet rumorem saepe falsum esse et rationem quaeri oportere. |
| firm | firmus |
| The door is firm, and the wind cannot open it. | Ianua firma est, et ventus eam aperire non potest. |
| Freedom does not remain firm without trust and without good will. | Libertas sine fide et sine bona voluntate firma non manet. |
| the reputation | fama |
| The good reputation of the female student is pleasing to everyone. | Fama bona discipulae omnibus grata est. |
| If everyone is honest and loyal, a good reputation remains and the safety of all is preserved more easily. | Si omnes honesti et fideles sunt, fama bona manet et salus omnium facilius servatur. |
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