Usages of Italia
Pater respondet se in Italia manere malle, sed filium quoque Romam videre cupere.
Father replies that he prefers to stay in Italy, but that his son also wants to see Rome.
Post paucos dies familia ex Italia ad Graeciam navigat.
After a few days the family sails from Italy to Greece.
Frater rogat utrum Brundisium prope Romam sit necne; pater respondet Brundisium in Italia esse, non prope Romam.
Brother asks whether Brundisium is near Rome or not; father answers that Brundisium is in Italy, not near Rome.
Avus meminit se olim ex Gallia ad Italiam iter fecisse cum fideli comite.
Grandfather remembers that once he traveled from Gaul to Italy with a faithful companion.
Nauta narrat oleum ex Africa saepe ad Italiam vehi.
The sailor says that oil is often carried from Africa to Italy.
Magistra tabulam Italiae discipulis ostendit.
The teacher shows the students a map of Italy.
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