Usages of tam
Avunculus dicit nepotem et neptem tam prudentes esse quam parentes eorum.
The maternal uncle says that his nephew and niece are as prudent as their parents.
Pictura quam filia emit non tam magna est quam illa imago reginae, sed mater eam magis amat.
The painting that the daughter buys is not as large as that image of the queen, but mother likes it more.
Hodierna cena non est tam simplex quam cotidianus cibus, sed avia dicit modum servandum esse.
Today’s dinner is not as simple as everyday food, but grandmother says that moderation must be kept.
Haec historia brevis est, sed mihi tam iucunda est quam illa fabula de nauta.
This history is brief, but it is as pleasant to me as that story about the sailor.
Lucia dicit hoc exemplar tam clarum esse quam illud, sed Marcus verba difficiliora in hoc esse putat.
Lucia says that this copy is as clear as that one, but Marcus thinks that there are more difficult words in this one.
Iudex dicit testimonium servae tam grave esse quam testimonium militis.
The judge says that the maid’s testimony is as weighty as the soldier’s testimony.
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