Annus et mēnsēs

Diēs duodecim hōrās habet.

The day has twelve hours

Saeculum centum annōs habet.

A century has a hundred years.

Nocte līberī dormiunt.

At night the children sleep.

Post noctem diēs novus venit et duodecim hōrās habet.

After night a new day comes and has twelve hours

Vesperō caelum obscūrum est, sed lūna clāra lūcet.

In the evening the sky is dark, but the moon shines bright.

Lūx lūnae magna nōn est.

The light of the moon is not great

Vesperō caelum obscūrum est.

In the evening the sky is dark.

Nocte stēllae lūcent.

At night the stars shine.

Vesperō caelum obscūrum est, sed lūna et stēllae clārae sunt.

In the evening the sky is dark but the moon and stars are bright

Līvia aestāte in aquā lūdit, hieme in vīllā sedet.

In summer Livia plays in the water, in winter she sits in the house.

Vēre avēs in silvā canunt.

In spring the birds sing in the wood

Hieme aqua frīgida est.

In winter the water is cold.

Aestās tempus calidum est.

Summer is a warm season.

Autumnō imber cadit, sed hieme nix in montibus est.

In autumn rain falls but in winter snow is in the mountains

Hōrā decimā Titus in hortō lūdit, hōrā ūndecimā in vīllā est.

At the tenth hour Titus plays in the garden, at the eleventh he is in the house.

Hōra septima post merīdiem est.

The seventh hour is after midday

Hōra sexta merīdiēs est.

The sixth hour is midday.

Mēnsis duodecimus frīgidus est.

The twelfth month is cold.

Hōrā sextā merīdiēs est, et post hōram septimam vesper venit.

At the sixth hour it is midday and after the seventh hour evening comes

In monte altō glaciēs est, in campō autem lacus exiguus.

On the high mountain there is ice, in the plain however a tiny lake.

In urbe multae viae sunt.

In the city there are many streets

Hieme in lacū glaciēs est.

In winter there is ice on the lake.

Faciēs puellae pulchra est.

The girl's face is beautiful.

Tōta urbs pulchra est.

The whole city is beautiful.

Hieme glaciēs in lacū est, sed aestāte aqua clāra est.

In winter ice is in the lake but in summer the water is clear

Nunc hōra sexta est, merīdiēs igitur est ac lūx clārissima.

Now it is the sixth hour, so it is midday and the light is brightest.

Mōns altissimus nivem habet.

The highest mountain has snow

Mēnsis duodecimus annī postrēmus est.

The twelfth month is the last of the year.

Nunc lūx clārissima est.

Now the light is at its brightest.

Hieme diēs brevissimī sunt.

In winter the days are the shortest.

Māne lūx clāra est, sed merīdiē sōl clārissimus est.

In the morning the light is bright but at midday the sun is brightest

Annus trecentōs sexāgintā quīnque diēs habet, mēnsis autem trīgintā.

The year has three hundred and sixty-five days, the month however thirty.

Mēnsis trīgintā diēs habet.

The month has thirty days

Kalendae initium mēnsis sunt.

The Kalends are the beginning of the month.

In urbe ducentī virī sunt.

In the city there are two hundred men.

Annus trecentōs sexāgintā quīnque diēs habet.

The year has three hundred and sixty-five days.

Trecentae fēminae et ducentī virī in urbe magnā habitant.

Three hundred women and two hundred men live in a large city

Sōl terram illūstrat, ac diēs tunc incipit.

The sun lights up the earth, and the day then begins.

Nix montēs altōs operit.

The snow covers the high mountains

Sōl terram illūstrat.

The sun lights up the earth.

Annus mēnse prīmō incipit.

The year begins in the first month.

Hieme nix montēs operit.

In winter the snow covers the mountains.

Vēre sōl urbem illūstrat, sed imber autumnō lacum operit.

In spring the sun lights the city but in autumn rain covers the lake