Marītus et uxor

Adulēscēns virginem amābat, sed pater tacēbat.

A young man loved a girl, but the father kept silent.

Mātrōna in hortō sedēbat.

The married woman was sitting in the garden

Marītus uxōrem vocābat.

The husband was calling his wife.

Amor magnus erat.

The love was great.

Duo coniugēs laetī erant.

The two spouses were happy.

Mātrōna cum marītō in hortō sedēbat et amor magnus erat.

The matron was sitting with her husband in the garden, and their love was great.

Domus novās columnās habēbat, sed signum nūllum erat.

The house had new columns, but there was no statue.

Adulēscentēs ad templum ībant.

The young men were going to the temple

Uxor domī sedēbat.

The wife was sitting at home.

In forō dōna quaerēbāmus.

We were looking for gifts in the square.

Domum ībam.

I was going home.

Māne adulēscēns domō ad forum ībat et vesperī domum redībat.

In the morning the young man went from home to the forum, and in the evening he returned home.

Adulēscēns cotīdiē rosam mittēbat, sed virgō eam remittēbat.

Every day the young man sent a rose, but the girl sent it back.

Marītus uxōrem ōsculābātur.

The husband was kissing his wife

Numerum augēbat et pretium minuēbat.

He was increasing the number and lowering the price.

Hortum possidēbāmus.

We owned a garden.

Cotīdiē dōna mittēbant.

They sent gifts every day.

Cotīdiē mercātor pretium augēbat sed emptor minus dabat.

Every day the merchant raised the price, but the buyer gave less.

Dīves nōn semper beātus est, pauper nōn semper miser.

A rich man is not always fortunate, a poor man is not always wretched.

Domus magnifica erat.

The house was magnificent

Mercātōrēs pauperēs erant.

The merchants were poor.

Domus nostra minor erat.

Our house was smaller.

Mercātor dīves erat.

The merchant was rich.

Domus parva erat sed familia pauper beāta tamen erat.

The house was small, but the poor family was nevertheless happy.

Pulchritūdō virginis dōnō digna erat.

The girl's beauty was worthy of a gift.

Flōrēs deae dabantur.

Flowers were being given to the goddess

In templō nōn ūllum signum erat.

There was not a single statue in the temple.

Nōn opus est multum dīcere.

There is no need to say much.

Flōs pulcherrimus erat.

The flower was very beautiful.

In hortō flōs erat et pulchritūdō eius magna erat.

In the garden there was a flower, and its beauty was great.

Amor eius ergā uxōrem magnus erat, tacēbat tamen.

His love toward his wife was great; nevertheless he kept silent.

Marītus minus dormiēbat.

The husband was sleeping less

Amor ergā līberōs magnus est.

Love toward the children is great.

Pauper eram beāta tamen eram.

I was poor, I was nevertheless happy.

Cotīdiē plūs dīcēbat.

She said more every day.

Pater līberōs amābat et amor ergā eōs magnus erat.

The father loved his children, and his love towards them was great.