# Oxford Latin Course, Part 1 - Chapter 05
# by Maurice Balme and James Morwood, ISBN 978-0-19-521550-2
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
clāmat : he/she shouts
dat : he/she gives
rogat : he/she asks
spectat : he/she watches
iacet : he/she lies (down)
respondet : he/she answers
dīcit : he/she says
emit : he/she buys
pōnit : he/she places, puts
trādit : he/she hands over
advenit : he/she arrives
facit : he/she makes, he/she does
hortus : garden
ūnus, -a, -um : one
dua, duae, duo : two
trēs, tria : three
alius, alia, aliud : other, another
bonus, -a, -um : good
malus, -a, -um : bad
statim : at once
quid? : what?
cum : with
in : in, on
per : through, throughout
nec : and not, nor
neque : and not, nor
postrīdiē : the next day
māne : early
nūndinae sunt : it is market day
saccum lānae : sack of wool
ficōs : figs
calathōs : baskets
forum : city center, market place
tōtum : whole
tabernae sunt : there are stalls
mercēs suās : their wares
ūvās : grapes
vendunt : are selling
locum vacuum : an empty place
ērigunt : put up
expōnunt : put out
cāra : dear, expensive
tribus dēnāriīs : for three denarii
vendō : I am selling
nimium : too much
concēdit : agrees
trādit : hands over
intereā : meanwhile
quantī : how much?
sīc : thus, like that
omnēs mercēs : all their wares
vendidimus : we have sold
tabernam piscātōriam : the fish stall
persōnae : characters
piscātor : fisherman
quō? : where to?
piscēs : fish
valdē : very
olent : smell
tacē! : be quiet!
quantī? : how much?
hī : these
nimium : too much
trādit : hands over
accipit : receives
domum : home
iēiūna : starving
bene cēnābimus : we shall dine well
quam cāra : how expensive!
erit : will be
# end