Usages of caseus
In mercatu panem, caseum, et olivas emit, et sporta eius plena est.
In the market she buys bread, cheese, and olives, and her basket is full.
Puella audax in caupona sedet et panem cum caseo edit.
The bold girl sits in the inn and eats bread with cheese.
Maritus promittit se cras panem et caseum empturum esse.
The husband promises that he will buy bread and cheese tomorrow.
Mater nec panem nec caseum emit.
Mother buys neither bread nor cheese.
Sporta servi plenissima est, quia panem, caseum, et olivas portat.
The servant’s basket is very full, because he is carrying bread, cheese, and olives.
Hodie canis panem non aufert, sed caseum auferre conatur.
Today the dog does not carry off bread, but tries to carry off cheese.
Mercator pondus panis et casei in libra spectat.
The merchant looks at the weight of the bread and cheese on the scale.
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