Sie suchten nach: caecilius et metella ad theatrum ambulabant (Latein - Englisch)

caecilius et metella ad theatrum ambulabant
caecillius and walking to the theater metella

caecilius et metella e villa discedunt. argentarius et uxor ad theatrum ambulant.
quintus caecilius and metella, going from a village when i depart. the banker and his wife walk to the theater.

caecilius et metella e villa descedunt
caecilius and metella leave the house.

ad theatrum
the

argentarius et uxor ad theatrum ambulant.
the banker and his wife walk to the theater.

argentarius et uxor ad theatrum ambulant
out from the villa

quintus et lucia ad theatrum contendunt.
quintus and lucia go to the theater.

mox perveniemus ad theatrum
i will arrive

pastores ad theatrum contendunt
pastors to the theate

puer actores ad theatrum dixit
the old man led the actor to the forum

caecilius et amicus leonem conspexit
caecilius and his friend caught sight of the lion

visne ad theatrum cinematographicum ire?
do you want to go to the movies?

4. caecilius et metella per vias ambulaverunt.
clemens was working in the garden

ea semel in hebdomade ad theatrum cinematographicum it.
she goes to the movies once a week.

quintus et lucia ad theatrum contendunt. clemens et melissa ad theatrum currunt.
and contend that the fifth and lucy go to the theater. clemens and melissa run to the theater.

caecillius et metella clamorem non auderunt, sed in cubiculum dormibant.
caecillius and metella do not hear the noise, because they were sleeping in the bedroom.

postridie aemilius ad munera duos filios duxerunt. marcia munera spectare noluit ; illa ad theatrum ire voluit. mater igitur domi mansit. lūcia domi manere nōluit ; illa igitur domum amicae ambulāvit. lucia poeticam suam tulit ; illa poeticam suam ei legere voluit.
the next day, aemilius members to the two children sleep. marcia mūnera spectāre nôluit; we want to go to the theater. my mother stayed at home. lucia domi not abide in them; so the house of a friend shadows. lucia took his poetry; she wanted to read his poetry.