Nāvigāre necesse est

Spēs in animō manet etiam cum fortūna mala est.

Hope remains in the mind even when fortune is bad.

Vīta brevis est sed salūs semper manet.

Life is short, but safety always remains.

Laetitia post trīstitiam saepe ad domum redit.

Joy often returns home after sadness.

Vir maestus tamen spem in animō servat.

The sorrowful man nevertheless keeps hope in his heart.

Spēs in animō manet etiam cum fortūna adversa est.

Hope remains in the mind even when fortune is adverse.

Vīta brevis est sed salūs semper cārissima manet.

Life is short, but safety always remains very precious.

Fūr dīvitias petit sed nihil in fundō invenit.

The thief seeks the riches but finds nothing at the bottom.

Iūdex virum fūrtī accūsat atque maleficium nārrat.

The judge accuses the man of theft and recounts the wrongdoing.

Parvum lucrum sine magnā iactūrā mercātor accipit.

The merchant receives a small profit without a great loss.

Beneficium amīcum iuvat maleficium autem eī nocet.

A kindness helps the friend, but a wrongdoing harms him.

Fidicen nōbilis fidibus carmen mīrum in forō canit.

The famous lyre-player sings a wonderful poem in the forum.

Puerī cantum audiunt atque fidicinem laudant.

The boys hear the song and praise the lyre-player.

Tyrannus invidiā mōtus fidicinem vincī iubet.

The tyrant, moved by envy, orders the musician to be defeated.

Nēmō nostrum invidiam amat sed carmen omnēs dēlectat.

None of us loves envy, but the poem delights everyone.

Fidicen nōbilis fidibus carmen mīrum in theātrō canit.

The famous lyre-player sings a wonderful poem in the theatre.

Piscātor rēmīs nāviculam rapidam per undās agit.

The fisherman drives the swift boat through the waves with oars.

Delphīnus dorsum suum suprā aquam ostendit.

The dolphin shows its back above the water.

Nāvigātiō longa nautās fessōs atque sitiēntēs facit.

A long voyage makes the sailors tired and thirsty.

Nāvis vēlōx sub monte celsō celeriter nāvigat.

The swift ship sails quickly below the high mountain.

Mercātor pecūniam parvī aestimat sed salūtem plūris.

The merchant values money little, but safety more.

Cum perīculum appropinquāret nēmō dē salūte dēspērāvit.

As danger approached, no one despaired of safety.

Fausta deōs precāta est ut fīlius salvus esset.

Fausta prayed to the gods that her son might be safe.

Medicus manum secuit neque clāmōre perturbātus est.

The doctor cut the hand and was not disturbed by the shout.

Vir cōnfitētur sē vērum ante iūdicem dīcere.

The man admits that he is telling the truth before the judge.

Nūntius appāruit atque omnēs verbīs permōvit.

The messenger appeared and moved everyone with his words.

Amīcus puerō suādet ut domī remanēat.

The friend advises the boy to remain at home.

Timor magnus cēterōs ā maleficiō dēterret.

A great fear deters the others from wrongdoing.

Testis cōnfitētur sē vērum ante iūdicem dīcere.

The witness admits that he is telling the truth before the judge.

Nūntius repente appāruit atque omnēs verbīs permōvit.

The messenger suddenly appeared and deeply moved everyone with his words.

Puer lapidem abicit atque parvum verbum adicit.

The boy throws away the stone and adds a short word.

Cantus pulcher animōs auditōrum magnā laetitiā afficit.

The beautiful song fills the listeners' minds with great joy.

Medicus vestem dētrahit ut corpus lūcī expōnat.

The doctor removes the garment to expose the body to the light.

Fortūna virō dīvitias ēripuit sed spem nōn āmīsit.

Fortune snatched the man's riches away, but he did not lose hope.

Cantus dulcis animōs auditōrum magnā laetitiā afficit.

The sweet song fills the listeners' minds with great joy.

Rēx cīvī parcit atque eī domum redīre permittit.

The king spares the citizen and allows him to return home.

Puer queritur quia frāter nummōs surripuit.

The boy complains because his brother stole the coins.

Pater fīlium recognōvit atque eum domum redūxit.

The father recognised his son and led him home.

Nauta dēsiluit postquam gubernātor nāvigātiōnem fīnīvit.

The sailor jumped down after the helmsman finished the voyage.

Nōnnūllī perīcula subeunt ut pretiōsam rem servent.

Some undergo dangers in order to save a precious object.

Vir ignārus locī viam ignōtam timet.

The man unfamiliar with the place fears the unknown road.

Nōmen nōtum saepe amīcum ignōtum celat.

A known name often hides an unknown friend.

Socius fallāx rārō fēlīcem exitum habet.

A deceitful companion rarely has a fortunate outcome.

Lūcia sēsē interrogāvit quid prōtinus faceret.

Lucia asked herself what she should do at once.

Nōnnumquam hominēs frūstrā labōrant atque inde discunt.

Sometimes people work in vain and learn from it.

Repente lūmen appāruit quasi stella in marī.

Suddenly a light appeared like a star on the sea.

Faustus sēsē vertit atque prōtinus inde discessit.

Faustus turned around and immediately left from there.