Vīlla et hortus

In ātriō impluvium est.

In the atrium there is an impluvium

Vīlla duo ōstia habet.

The country house has two doors.

In vīllā magnā multae fenestrae sunt.

There are many windows in the large country house.

In vīllā ātrium impluvium et multae fenestrae sunt.

In the country house there are an atrium, an impluvium and many windows.

Rosae pulchrae in hortō sunt.

Beautiful roses are in the garden

Cubicula vīllae parva sunt, sed ātrium magnum est.

The bedrooms of the country house are small, but the atrium is large.

Nāsus Līviae foedus nōn est.

Livia's nose is not ugly.

Līlia pulchra in cubiculō Līviae sunt.

Beautiful lilies are in Livia's bedroom.

Rosae et līlia in hortō magnō pulchra sunt.

The roses and lilies are beautiful in the large garden.

Līvia rosās carpit quia rosae eam dēlectant.

Livia picks roses because the roses delight her

Puerī in hortō multās rosās carpunt, quia rosae pulchrae Tulliam dēlectant.

The boys pick many roses in the garden, because the beautiful roses delight Tullia.

Lȳdia sōla in hortō cum Līviā est.

Lydia is alone in the garden with Livia.

Līberī cum Tulliā in vīllā habitant.

The children live in the country house with Tullia.

Lȳdia cum Līviā in hortō multās rosās carpit.

Lydia picks many roses in the garden with Livia.

Tullia ab ōstiō venit et in ātriō cum Līviā est.

Tullia comes from the door and is in the atrium with Livia.

Titus sine rosīs discēdit.

Titus goes away without roses

Tullia ancillās vocat: « Tacēte, ancillae, et līlia carpite! »

Tullia calls the maidservants: “Be quiet, maidservants, and pick the lilies!”

Līvia ex hortō cum quīnque rosīs venit.

Livia comes from the garden with five roses.

Ancillae ex cubiculīs sine aquā veniunt.

The maidservants come out of the bedrooms without water.

Tullia ab ōstiō venit.

Tullia comes from the doorway.

Servī ex ātriō cum dominō veniunt et ancillae sine dominā discēdunt.

The slaves come out of the atrium with the master and the maidservants leave without the mistress.