Usages of malle
Ego aquam potius quam vinum bibere malo.
I prefer to drink water rather than wine.
Filia hodie domi manere mavult, quia mater abest.
The daughter prefers to stay at home today, because mother is away.
Soror dicit armillam argenteam se emere non velle, sed monile aureum malle.
The sister says that she does not want to buy a silver bracelet, but prefers a golden necklace.
Si quid mali accidit, nos taedet morae longae, sed rem ipsam corrigere malumus.
If something bad happens, we grow tired of a long delay, but we prefer to correct the matter itself.
Puer dicit se in horto quiescere malle quam domi cubare, sed mater eum intra domum manere iubet.
The boy says that he prefers to rest in the garden rather than lie down at home, but mother orders him to stay inside the house.
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