Diana, RTL Chapter V

an amphora

a storybook

a red statue of the goddess Diana

roses

Camilla

rubram

filiābus

statuam

look at

carries

shows

is

basket

are

then

but

life is happy.

has a shop.

tells a story.

decorates a statue.

shop

goddess

mansion

chair

genitive case: of the forests and of the moon

nominative case: the forest and the moon

accusative case

both...and

neither...nor

why...because

maids

farmers

sailors

ladies in charge

maids

farmers

sailors

ladies in charge

praise

work

walk

stand

quod schola est magna.

quod dea silvās cūrat.

quod fīliae fābulam amant.

quod lūna nautīs viam dēmōnstrat.

dea lūnae

domina vīllae

fēmina Rōmāna

discipula scholae

nominative

genitive

accusative

singular

plural

the sailors

because the moon shows them the way

the maids

because she helps with their work.

coronās

aqua

amphorae

terra

who?

because

and so, therefore

but

nominative

dative

accusative

genitive

the story

the maids

toys

new tunics

the moon and forests

the shop and clothes

the statues and vases

the big house

tell

show

decorate

work