20.12.24: Level 1; D’Ooge; Colloquia Latina [2]

D: Heus, serve! Ubi equus meus est?

S: In agrō, domine, equus est.

D: Estne in agrō cōpia frūmentī?

S: Sāne, et cōpia aquae est.

D: Estne aqua quae in agrō est, bona?

S: Aqua agrī bona est et frīgida.

D: Unde aqua est ?

S:  Aqua ex fluviō est quī per agrum fluit.

D: Amatne equus fluvium quī per agrum fluit?

S: Equus et fluvium amat et silvās quae in rīpīs sunt.

Vocabulary

[i]

cōpia, -ae [1/f]: quantity; amount

aqua, -ae [1/f]: water

rīpa, -ae [1/f]: bank (of a river)

dominus, -ī [2/m]: master

equus, -ī [2/m]: horse

fluvius, -ī [2/m]: river

servus, -ī [2/m]: slave

ager, agrī [2/m]: field

frūmentum, -ī [2/n]: grain

[ii]

bonus, -a, -um: good

frīgidus, -a, -um: cold 

Find the Latin

1. (the horse) loves
2. both … and
3. does (the horse) love …?
4. from where
5. from; out of the river
6. in the field
7. on the banks
8. which / that (2 words)
9. yes

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M: Hey there, slave! Where is my horse?

S: The horse is in the field, master.

M: Is there a supply of wheat in the field?

S: Yes, and a supply of water.

M: Is the water which / that is in the field good?

S: The water in the field is good and cold.

M: Where is the water from?

S: The water is from the river that / which flows through the field.

M: Does the horse love the river that flows through the field?

S: The horse loves both the river and the woods that / which are on the riverbanks.