Usages of tibi
Non est tibi ullus timor, si mater tecum est.
You have no fear if mother is with you.
Tibi sero ad lectum ire non licet, quia cras mane surgere necesse est.
You are not allowed to go to bed late, because tomorrow you must get up in the morning.
Cras mane tibi surgere necesse est, quia ad scholam venire debes.
Tomorrow morning you must get up, because you must come to school.
Quod genus fabulae tibi placet?
What kind of story do you like?
Si tibi venia opus est, veritatem statim dicere debes.
If you need pardon, you must tell the truth at once.
Si tibi consilio opus est, magistram ipsam interroga.
If you need advice, ask the teacher herself.
Si ad forum pervenire vis, hic pons tibi transeundus est.
If you want to reach the forum, you must cross this bridge.
Qualis liber tibi hodie placet?
What sort of book do you like today?
Uter liber tibi gratior est, hic an ille?
Which book is more pleasing to you, this one or that one?
“Num solitudo tibi displicet?” “Immo, mihi interdum placet.”
“Does solitude displease you?” “On the contrary, I sometimes like it.”
Si Romae in cenaculo parvo habitas, solarium tibi magno usui esse potest.
If you live at Rome in a small upper room, a terrace can be of great use to you.
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